Velhos elos esquecidos: o policiamento como fator de aumento do encarceramento
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Policiamento, Encarceramento, Punitividade, Interações, CriminologiaResumo
O fenômeno do hiperencarceramento é uma fonte de atenção para os pesquisadores da região, e os estudos que buscam entendê-lo estão aumentando, mas ainda temos muitas perguntas que não podemos responder. Uma delas, e a que quero abordar neste breve artigo, é: como o policiamento afeta a diminuição ou o aumento da taxa de encarceramento? Embora poucas tentativas tenham sido feitas para estabelecer uma ligação entre a polícia e seu trabalho diário e a prisão—há pesquisas que tentaram fazê-lo, portanto, no que se segue, pretendo apresentar algumas abordagens e declarações que se tornam importantes para começar a prestar atenção a essa linha de trabalho.
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