Desenvolvimento Social,Democracia e Culturas Criminosas na Região de Fronteira: O Caso de Coronel Sapucaia (Brasil) e Capitan Bado (Paraguai)
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Jan 8, 2006
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Este artigo examina as relações entre o desenvolvimento social, a democracia e as culturas ligadas à violência na região de fronteira entre o Brasil e o Paraguai. O tema é abordado de maneira compreensiva, pois se acredita que esses elementos interagem não apenas localmente, mas também em escalas nacionais e mundiais ainda não muito bem delineadas. No caso analisado, é possível identificar alguns tipos de culturas criminosas desde a violência doméstica, passando pelo narcotráfico e por suas relações com o Estado de Direito, demonstrando que as fronteiras entre o ilegal e o legal no estágio atual do jogo democrático constituem formas contemporâneas de entendimento das relações entre as redes sociais criminosas e o Estado-Nação.
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Reis, A. F. dos, Silveira, E. P. M., & Maciel, J. C. (2006). Desenvolvimento Social,Democracia e Culturas Criminosas na Região de Fronteira: O Caso de Coronel Sapucaia (Brasil) e Capitan Bado (Paraguai). Revista Brasileira Multidisciplinar, 10(2), 125-138. https://doi.org/10.25061/2527-2675/ReBraM/2006.v10i2.254
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