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Humanas e Sociais INCT – Institutos Nacionais de Ciência e Tecnologia<br />

INCT – Institutos Nacionais de Ciência e Tecnologia<br />

Humanas e Sociais<br />

Campos Mello, Jaime Cesar Coelho, Luis Fernando Ayerbe, Reginaldo<br />

Mattar Nasser, Reginaldo C. C. de Moraes, Ricardo Alaggio Ribeiro,<br />

Sebastião C. Velasco e Cruz<br />

Main research topics<br />

• US INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC POLICY<br />

• GRAND STRATEGY AND US SECURITY POLICY<br />

• THE ROLE OF THE UNITED STATES IN GLOBAL GOVERNANCE STRUC-<br />

TURES<br />

• INTEGRATION AND CRISIS IN SOUTH AMERICAN AND US POLICY<br />

TOWARD THE REGIONS<br />

Summary of achievements and perspectives<br />

• Publication of 21 books, 120 papers, 11 web articles, 8 Cadernos<br />

Cedec/INCT-INEU, e 24 articles in national and international reviews.<br />

• 16 seminars realized or co-founded by INCT-INEU, including some<br />

international ones.<br />

• Literature analysis, data bank, books reviews, participation and<br />

organizations of events, and research on think tanks, NGOs and<br />

specialized media.<br />

• Meetings of subgroups and research teams to discuss themes related<br />

to US.<br />

• Specialized library containing over 1.300 books and digital library<br />

containing theses, dissertations, articles and books.<br />

• Interviews with scholars, diplomats and researchers with knowledge<br />

and experience in themes related to US.<br />

• Academic courses in some of the institutions participants of INCT-INEU.<br />

• Various activities involving cooperation between INCT-INEU and other<br />

institutions.<br />

• Project for development of the political observatory on US (OPEU).<br />

• Projects for consolidating links with American and other foreign institutions<br />

and researchers<br />

Grupo de estudos sobre Instituições Políticas Norte-Americanas<br />

National Institute of Science and Technology<br />

about Violence, Democracy and Citizen Security<br />

Management committee<br />

Sérgio Adorno (Coordinator)<br />

Paulo Sergio Pinheiro (Vice-coordinator)<br />

Nancy Cardia<br />

Michel Misse<br />

José Vicente Tavares dos Santos<br />

Maria Stela Grossi Porto<br />

Maria Cecília de Souza Minayo<br />

César Barreira<br />

Renato Sérgio de Lima<br />

Summary of achievements and perspectives<br />

As regard to the homicide crimes analyzed in the project The time of<br />

justice: its impact on the production of criminal impunity, from the<br />

police report to the closure of the police investigation, considering only<br />

the cases filled, it took an average of 775 days for completion, while<br />

those for which there was complaint from the prosecutor (“promotor de<br />

justiça”), the police phase was completed in 130 days on average. Since<br />

the offering of the complaint by the prosecutor to the decision rendered<br />

by the intermediate court, the average distribution of time is quite<br />

uneven - 19 months were devoted to prosecution and 32 months were<br />

spent between indictment and trial by jury, ie, a period during which were<br />

carried out only the administrative and bureaucratic procedures for the<br />

trial. The numbers suggest the need to explore the existence of internal<br />

specific flows to the system (including paperwork) in order to understand<br />

the reasons for such unequal distribution of time for processing and<br />

prosecution of cases at different stages. Qualitative analysis should help<br />

to understand the reasons why some cases exceed the mean time, while<br />

others do not. The fall of homicide in the state of São Paulo: a diagnosis<br />

of the magnitude and causes. Preliminary analysis shows that even if<br />

the policies of public security were crucial to the drop in homicides, one<br />

would expect that this performance should also affect other crime rates,<br />

which did not occur. Moreover, although there is relationship between<br />

murders and changes in socioeconomic and demographic profile of the<br />

populations observed, this relationship varies from one region to another.<br />

Unlike the trend found in the literature, it appears that the causes for the<br />

drops in the cities of São Paulo should be sought at the micro level. The<br />

Multicenter Study of Mortality by Homicides in Latin America Countries<br />

have already gathered information that allows us to point out certain<br />

peculiarities of violent deaths in Brazil, such as: a) in 2000, from a total<br />

of 5,561 Brazilian municipalities, 2,633 of them there was not a single<br />

homicide. This internal differentiation is a peculiarity that goes unnoticed<br />

to the general public that believes what happens in Rio de Janeiro<br />

and São Paulo occurs homogeneously in the entire country b) there is a<br />

concentration of youth homicides in the country since 10% of the cities<br />

which house 47% of the population had more than 80% of these crimes.<br />

During the past 25 years, about 70% of all homicides were of teenagers<br />

and young men between 10-39 years, mostly poor, low educated and<br />

living on the outskirts of the metropolitan areas of large cities, c) today,<br />

in every capital of the country, the firearm is the preferred instrument for<br />

resolving conflicts and produce death among people. Social Inequality,<br />

Violence, and Political Culture in the Police Educational Organizations. So<br />

far it is possible to identify that police education institutions are experiencing<br />

a process of change, though not linear or deterministic. The results<br />

seem ambivalent, and there is not one, but various pedagogic trends.<br />

Such variation occurs between countries and between regions within<br />

a country. The ambivalence of the police education reflects a debate<br />

about the forms of social control: social control, repression, new public<br />

management, or the notion of citizen security.<br />

BARREIRA, C. Tueurs à gages et conflits interpersonnels dans le Brésil<br />

urbain: d anciennes pratiques reconsidérées. Cahiers Internationaux de<br />

Sociologie, [França], v. 1, p. 315-337, 2009.<br />

LIMA, R. S. O embate de diferentes campos discursivos: resenha<br />

do <strong>livro</strong> “O saber e o poder das estatísticas”, de Nelson Senra. História,<br />

Ciências, Saúde-Manguinhos, Rio de Janeiro, v. 16, p. 565-<br />

567, 2009: http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pi<br />

d=S010459702009000200020-&lng=pt&nrm=iso&tlng=pt<br />

MISSE, M.; VARGAS, J. D. A produção decisória do sistema de justiça<br />

criminal no Rio de Janeiro ontem e hoje: um estudo preliminar. Revista<br />

Brasileira de Ciências Criminais, São Paulo, n. 77, p. 237-260, 2009.<br />

PORTO, M. S. G. Mídia, Segurança Pública e Representações Sociais.<br />

Tempo Social, São Paulo, v. 21, n. 2, 2009. http://www.scielo.br/scielo.<br />

php?pid=S0103-20702009000200010&script=sci_arttext<br />

TAVARES-DOS-SANTOS, José-Vicente . Violências e Conflitualidades.<br />

PORTO ALEGRE: TOMO EDITORIAL, 2009.<br />

Contacts<br />

Núcleo de Estudos da Violência da Universidade de São Paulo<br />

Av. Professor Lúcio Martins Rodrigues, Travessa 4, Bloco 2<br />

Tel. 55 11 3091-4951 Fax.: 55 11 3091-4950 - e-mail: nev@usp.br<br />

www.inctviolenciaedemocracia.org.br<br />

Main publications<br />

“Impactos de la crisis financiera global y el nuevo escenario politica de<br />

América Latina y el Caribe: Una nueva agenda hemisférica”. Revista<br />

Sede do INCT Violência, Democracia e Segurnça Cidadã<br />

Pensamiento Propio. Jul-Dec 2009. Ensaios de Sebastião C. Velasco e Associated Institutions<br />

Cruz, Tullo Vigevani, Luis Fernando Ayerbe e Haroldo Ramanzini.<br />

AYERBE, Luis Fernando. De Clinton a Obama: políticas dos Estados<br />

USP; UFRJ; UnB; FIOCRUZ; UFRGS; UFC<br />

Unidos para América Latina. São Paulo: Editora Unesp, 2009.<br />

Main researchers<br />

LIMA, Thiago. A política comercial da administração Bush: o Cafta-DR e Alex Niche Teixeira; Pedro Paulo de Oliveira; Welliton Caixeta Maciel;<br />

a resistência interior. Revista Brasileira de Política Internacional, v.52. Ricardo Henrique Arruda de Paula; Ednilsa Ramos; Patrícia Constantino;<br />

NASSER, Reginaldo Mattar (Org.). Os Conflitos Internacionais em Múlti- Simone Assis; Fernando Salla; Maria Fernanda Tourinho Perez; Marcos<br />

plas Dimensões. São Paulo: Editora Unesp, 2009.<br />

VELASCO E CRUZ, Sebastião C. O Brasil no mundo: ensaios de análise<br />

César Alvarez; Eduardo Bittar; Wania Pasinato<br />

política e prospectiva. São Paulo: Editora Unesp, 2010.<br />

Main research topics<br />

VIGEVANI, Tullo & CEPALUNI, Gabriel. Brazilian foreign policy in changing The focus of the research program relates to the survival of (un)rule of<br />

times. The quest for autonomy from Sarney to Lula. Lanham: Lexington law, or the opposite of the rule of law in Brazil in a context that, in other<br />

Books, Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group, 2009.<br />

aspects can be considered democratic. This survival can be found in the<br />

current mode of operation in the institutions in the country or, ultimately,<br />

Main publications<br />

Contacts<br />

on the entire territory. The survival of un-rule of law can be interpreted as<br />

ADORNO, S.; CARDIA, N. Democracy, Violence and Human Rights in<br />

Praça da Sé, 108 - 3o andar<br />

a sign of weakness of institutions, perceived by the presence of systemic<br />

Contemporary Brazil. LASA Forum, Gainesville, spring/summer 2009, v.<br />

CEP 01001-901 - São Paulo, SP<br />

corruption within the civil service sectors, within political parties and the<br />

40, n. 2-3. p. 23-25. http://lasa.international.pitt.edu/files/foru/2009fone/fax:<br />

(5511) 3101.0027<br />

courts, the growth of organized crime and also the resistance of institu-<br />

-SpringSummer.pdf<br />

Rua Airosa Galvão, 64<br />

tions to change. The research program is organized into three lines: Line<br />

ANDRADE, E. R.; SOUZA, E. R.; MINAYO, M. C. S. Intervenção visando<br />

CEP 05002-070 - São Paulo, SP<br />

1. The (non) implementation of the democratic rule of law: public security<br />

a auto-estima e qualidade de vida dos policiais civis do Rio de<br />

fone: (5511) 3871.2966 - fax: (5511) 3871.2123<br />

or insecurity?; Line 2. Public safety, police performance and democratic<br />

Janeiro. Ciência & Saúde Coletiva, Rio de Janeiro, v. 14, n. 1, p. 275http://www.inct-ineu.org.br<br />

political culture - the preconditions for a Culture of Human Rights and<br />

285, 2009. http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pi<br />

E-mail: inct-ineu@ineu.org.br<br />

Line 3. Human Rights Monitoring.<br />

d=S141381232009000100034-&lng=en&nrm=iso&tlng=pt<br />

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