Brazilian Cultural Criminology é lançado pela Palgrave Macmillan

Brazilian Cultural Criminology: From Periphery to Centre é o título do mais recente livro publicado na prestigiada coleção Crime, Media and Culture da Palgrave Macmillan.

O livro, organizado por Salah H. Khaled Jr., reúne criminologistas culturais do Brasil.

Visão Geral:

Explora a criminologia cultural brasileira, reinventando e redefinindo a criminologia cultural do Norte Global.

Aprofunda as disciplinas interligadas da criminologia crítica brasileira e latino-americana e da criminologia cultural em geral.

Oferece perspectivas únicas sobre a criminologia cultural, destacando seu alcance internacional e metodologias inovadoras.

Inclui um prefácio de Keith Hayward.

Disponível em: https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-032-03195-2

Capítulos:

1. Cultural Criminology and Its Reception in Brazil: Partial Account of a History Yet to Be Written

   • Salah H. Khaled Jr., José Antônio Gerzson Linck, Salo de Carvalho

   Pages 1-28

2. The Nineteenth-Century Brazilian Historiography and the Neutralisation of Black and Indigenous Genocide

   • Salah H. Khaled Jr., Luciano Góes

   Pages 29-65

3. Legitimising Social Control: The Influence of Medical Knowledge on Brazilian Criminology (1920–1950)

   • Luigi Giuseppe Barbieri Ferrarini, Marcela Venturini Diório, Salah H. Khaled Jr.

   Pages 67-103

4. Police Lethality and Militarised Racial Control in Late Modern Brazil

   • Salah H. Khaled Jr., Anayara Fantinel Pedroso, Luciano Góes

   Pages 105-142

5. The Interplay of Incarceration Policies, Colonial Racial Structures, and Neoliberal Ideologies in Twenty-First-Century Brazil

   • Salah H. Khaled Jr., Vanessa Chiari Gonçalves

   Pages 143-175

6. Situational Crime Prevention in Porto Alegre (2015–2020): A Criminological Analysis of Violence Control Aspirations in a Shooting Club, a Personal Defence Training Gym, and Guard Dog Breeder Groups

   • José Antônio Gerzson Linck, Salah H. Khaled Jr.

   Pages 177-213

7. Voting with Firearms in the 2018 Presidential Elections: An Exploration of the Flows of Meaning at Play in Late Modern Brazil

   • Salah H. Khaled Jr., Álvaro Oxley da Rocha, Guilherme Baziewicz de Carvalho e Silva

   Pages 215-246

8. Gangs of São José do Norte on Facebook: Crime, Style, and Will-to-Representation

   • Salah H. Khaled Jr., Danyelle Gautério da Silva

   Pages 247-271

9. Salus populi suprema lex esto: Scenes, Acts of Remembrance and Interpretations, Feverish Dreams and Glimpses Through Portals; Testimony That Repositions the Iconography of Thomas Hobbes in Times of COVID-19

   • Wayne Morrison, Salah H. Khaled Jr., Tiago Lorenzini Cunha

   Pages 273-317