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'''Originally posted on''': [https://revistas.ufrj.br/index.php/dilemas/article/view/7267 Dilemas] | The article analyses how rumors that have circulated around the favelas Santa Marta and Cidade de Deus can help to understand transformations of public concerns and issues that have affected the routines of “pacified” favela residents over the last five years. The first Pacification Police Units of Rio de Janeiro were established in these two favelas. | ||
'''Author''': Palloma Menezes | |||
'''Originally posted on''': [https://revistas.ufrj.br/index.php/dilemas/article/view/7267 Dilemas] | |||
== Abstract == | == Abstract == | ||
The core focus of analysis in the article Rumors of ‘Pacification': The Arrival of the UPP and Changes in Public Problems in Santa Marta and Cidade de Deus are the rumors that have circulated around [ | The core focus of analysis in the article Rumors of ‘Pacification': The Arrival of the UPP and Changes in Public Problems in Santa Marta and Cidade de Deus are the rumors that have circulated around [[Dona* Marta or Santa* Marta?|Santa Marta]] and [[Drugs in the City of God|Cidade de Deus]] since November 2008, when the [[From disarmament to rearmament: elements for a sociology of critique of the Pacification Police Unit Program (article)|police occupied]] these favelas where, subsequently, the first [[UPP- A redução da favela a três letras: uma análise da política de segurança pública do Estado do Rio de Janeiro (resenha)|Pacification Police Units of Rio de Janeiro]] were established. In this study I suggest that analyzing this kind of “improvised news” can help us understand the transformations of public concerns and issues that have affected the routines of “pacified” favela residents over the last five years. This reflection is based on an ethnographic study conducted in Santa Marta since 2009 and in Cidade de Deus since 2012. | ||
== Access the article == | == Access the article == | ||
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== Also == | |||
* [[Monitoring, negotiating and confronting: the (re)definition on the management of illegalities in “pacified” favelas (article)]] | |||
* [[The Market goes up the hill. Citizenship Goes Down? Socioeconomic Effects of Pacification in Santa Marta (article)]] | |||
* [[Vamos falar de Pacificação (artigo)]] | |||
* [[Santa Marta Favela]] | |||
* [[Cidade de Deus (favela)]] | |||
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Edição atual tal como às 20h31min de 26 de julho de 2023
The article analyses how rumors that have circulated around the favelas Santa Marta and Cidade de Deus can help to understand transformations of public concerns and issues that have affected the routines of “pacified” favela residents over the last five years. The first Pacification Police Units of Rio de Janeiro were established in these two favelas.
Author: Palloma Menezes
Originally posted on: Dilemas
Abstract[editar | editar código-fonte]
The core focus of analysis in the article Rumors of ‘Pacification': The Arrival of the UPP and Changes in Public Problems in Santa Marta and Cidade de Deus are the rumors that have circulated around Santa Marta and Cidade de Deus since November 2008, when the police occupied these favelas where, subsequently, the first Pacification Police Units of Rio de Janeiro were established. In this study I suggest that analyzing this kind of “improvised news” can help us understand the transformations of public concerns and issues that have affected the routines of “pacified” favela residents over the last five years. This reflection is based on an ethnographic study conducted in Santa Marta since 2009 and in Cidade de Deus since 2012.
Access the article[editar | editar código-fonte]
Also[editar | editar código-fonte]
- Monitoring, negotiating and confronting: the (re)definition on the management of illegalities in “pacified” favelas (article)
- The Market goes up the hill. Citizenship Goes Down? Socioeconomic Effects of Pacification in Santa Marta (article)
- Vamos falar de Pacificação (artigo)
- Santa Marta Favela
- Cidade de Deus (favela)
