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Victimization and Deviation--Victimización y Desviación

Monday, 16 July 2018: 15:30-17:20
Location: 709 (MTCC SOUTH BUILDING)
RC29 Deviance and Social Control (host committee)

Language: English, French and Spanish

Victimization and Deviation--Victimización y desviación

The purpose of this session is to discuss the profound consequences of several regional and international trends in violence and criminality. On the one side, criminality by organized crime has produce an unknown number of victims, disappearances and forced migration in countries in Latin America (such as Mexico, Guatemala, Colombia). On the other side, current war conditions on the Middle East are producing a humanitarian crisis with enormous numbers of refugees, displace populations and deep international consequences. Perpetrators run from local organized gangs and transnational criminal organizations, state armed forces or terrorist organizations. So, it´s important to know the state´s legal and illegals answers to theses problems and analyze the camp of the exchanges between social and political actors in cities, regions or metropolitan zones to control the victimization and the social deviation in the context of the economic inequality. We invite papers that discuss theoretical orientations as well as situations in different areas of the world. Comparative proposals are encouraged.

Proposals are welcome in English, Español, Portugués y Francais

Session Organizers:
Arturo ALVARADO MENDOZA, EL COLEGIO DE MÉXICO, Mexico and Jose Alfredo ZAVALETA, Universidad de Veracruz, Mexico
Chair:
Cesar BARREIRA, Universidade Federal do Ceará, Brazil
Discussant:
Jacqueline SINHORETTO, Federal University of Sao Carlos, Brazil
Oral Presentations
The Impact of Victimization over Citizen-Police Relationships: The Case of Sao Paulo
Debora Piccirillo Barbosa da VEIGA, Centre for the Study of Violence - University of São Paulo (NEV-USP), Brazil; Aline GOMES, Center for the Study of Violence, Brazil; Renan Theodoro de OLIVEIRA, Universidade de Sao Paulo (USP), Brazil
The Business Model of Trafficking in Human Beings. the Case of Trafficking for Sexual Exploitation in India.
Joana DANIEL-WRABETZ, ISCTE-IUL, Instituto Superior de Ciências do Trabalho e da Empresa, Portugal; Vania SALGADINHO, N/A, Portugal
Are Youth Offenders Getting the “Worst of Both Worlds”? the Legitimate Construction of Youth Justice By the Superior Court of Justice
Eduardo GUTIERREZ CORNELIUS, York University, Canada; Marcos ALVAREZ, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil