Vol. 30 No. 02 (2023): Afetividades Marginais, Grupos Armados e Mercados Ilegais

Articles

The struggles against oppression as driving the epistemologies of the South: for the promotion of cognitive justice

Flávia Ribeiro Amaro

272-283
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Translations

Lynch law in America (1900), by Ida B. Wells

Eder Dias Capobianco

284-292
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Reviews

The criminology of southern epistemologies: being-here

Matheus Brancaglion

293-299
- PDF (Portuguese)

Dossiê Afetividades Marginais, Grupos Armados e Mercados Ilegais

Apresentação: afetividades marginais, grupos armados e mercados ilegais

Juliana Torres Y Plá Trevas, Nido Farias dos Santos, Ítalo Barbosa Lima Siqueira

5-13
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Taking the favela for Jesus: heroic ethos, youth and Pentecostalism in territories of ordinary exception

Reia Sílvia Gonçalves Pereira, Wania Amélia Belchior Mesquita

14-38
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Marginal affections in contexts of armed violence: notes on the experience of dwellers in Maré

Eduardo Ribeiro, Eduardo Moura Oliveira, Eduardo Ramos Junior

39-60
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The dialectic of ostentation and resentment: “Zé” or King

Thais Regina Pavez

61-79
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Crime Maps: the Territorialization of Criminal Factions in Juazeiro do Norte – CE

Wendell de Freitas Barbosa, Maria Eduarda da Silva Limeira, Daniel de Souza Rocha, Glacithane Lins da Cunha, Felipe Alencar da Silva Sampaio

80-107
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Violence, affections and struggle for recognition in impoverished criminality

Artur Pires

108-126
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“Those who are not seen are not remembered”: (re)production of language, signs and symbols in the Campos dos Goytacazes Degase

Renata de Souza Francisco

127-146
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The street vendor's best friend: an analysis of the relationship between street commerce and loan sharking

Thiago José Aguiar da Silva

147-167
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Few who survive: reports of violence, gangs and cinema in Piauí

Francisco Alves de Oliveira Júnior, Marcondes Brito da Costa, Elton Guilherme dos Santos Silva

168-189
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Local Power and Violence: the Challenges of Cities and the Possibilities of the 'Common'

Carla Mangueira da Silva, Giovanna Ferrari, José Blanes Sala

190-210
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The birth of the monster: militiamen, criminal subjection and the body

Tiago Abud da Fonseca

211-230
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Who are the incarcerated women in Paraná? More than statistics, subjectivities and feelings in the letters addressed to the excellent judges

Pamela de Gracia Paiva

231-250
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Federal Penitentiary System: about subjects, passage and punishment

Mayara Gomes

251-271
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Vol. 30 No. 02 (2023): Afetividades Marginais, Grupos Armados e Mercados Ilegais

Full Issue

Articles

The struggles against oppression as driving the epistemologies of the South: for the promotion of cognitive justice

Translations

Lynch law in America (1900), by Ida B. Wells

Reviews

The criminology of southern epistemologies: being-here

Dossiê Afetividades Marginais, Grupos Armados e Mercados Ilegais

Apresentação: afetividades marginais, grupos armados e mercados ilegais

Taking the favela for Jesus: heroic ethos, youth and Pentecostalism in territories of ordinary exception

Marginal affections in contexts of armed violence: notes on the experience of dwellers in Maré

The dialectic of ostentation and resentment: “Zé” or King

Crime Maps: the Territorialization of Criminal Factions in Juazeiro do Norte – CE

Violence, affections and struggle for recognition in impoverished criminality

“Those who are not seen are not remembered”: (re)production of language, signs and symbols in the Campos dos Goytacazes Degase

The street vendor's best friend: an analysis of the relationship between street commerce and loan sharking

Few who survive: reports of violence, gangs and cinema in Piauí

Local Power and Violence: the Challenges of Cities and the Possibilities of the 'Common'

The birth of the monster: militiamen, criminal subjection and the body

Who are the incarcerated women in Paraná? More than statistics, subjectivities and feelings in the letters addressed to the excellent judges

Federal Penitentiary System: about subjects, passage and punishment

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