Paths to innovation in public security in Brazil
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https://doi.org/10.31060/rbsp.2007.v1.n1.34Keywords:
Public Safety Policy, Innovation, Situation of Risk, Crime and Violence PreventionAbstract
In spite of the serious public security situation in Brazil, the country maintains an inefficient, violent and corrupt police model, as well as an essentially repressive criminal policy that has produced high incarceration rates and more violence. The main innovations in experiences of police reform in several countries of the world and the new strategies and approaches in public security in the last three decades have not yet spread to Brazil. This paper assesses the conservative reaction to ideas of change and reform in public security policy in Brazil and proposes two innovative approaches for a policy capable of preventing crime and violence.
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