Gabriel de Santis Feltran

• Abstract

  Illegal markets are an emerging theme in socio-anthropological literature. The relevance of these economies to the Brazilian urban conflict has been highlighted, as well as the nationalization of southeastern criminal factions to other regions of the country, especially the national borders, ports and airports. The arrival at borders expands the scale of drugs, weapons, smuggling and vehi…

  Marginal connections: peripheries, illegal markets and the expansion of criminal groups in Brazil, AP.R

• Abstract

  The purpose of this study is fourfold: 1) to build collaborative research links between British and Brazilian researchers; 2) to facilitate knowledge transfer and exchange between researchers in Brazil and the UK; 3) to conduct pilot/background research in order to apply for long-term, collaborative research funding in the future (e.g., Economic and Social Research Council Leverhulme Trus…

  Jeff Garmany | King's College London - United Kingdom, AV.EXT

• Abstract

  This project contains four parts: i) participation in activities of NaMargem and CEM, as visitor of CEPID Project; ii) an interdisciplinary course for graduate and post-graduate students (UFSCar); iii) a fieldwork-based research study in São Paulo city; iv)lectures in UFSCar, CEM, UNICAMP and possibly in USP. (AU)

  The geo-politics of urban marginality, AV.EXT

(Only some records are available in English at this moment)

• Abstract

  Although the literature on illegal markets is extensive, it is still marked by normative approaches that link illegalities to lack of economic or urban development. In addition, there are few empirical studies of how empirical studies on how these markets function in everyday life. This front of research on the Port of Santos aims to investigate the relationship between urban "centers" an…

  Transnational connections between (i)legal markets in the Porto de Santos, BP.IC

• Abstract

  The debates on illegality and the world of crime in Latin American metropolises have little dialogue with the literature on transnationalisms, globalisation and global North-South connections. The proposal of this research front is to look at transnational illegal markets and their low-level operators in our cities as interconnected and interdependent. The aim of this CI is to contribute …

  Crime, stolen cars and drug trafficking seen through the peripheries of São Paulo, BP.IC

• Abstract

  Since the early 2000s, ethnographic literature on the "world of crime" in Brazil has announced the hegemony of the PCC (Primeiro Comando da Capital, or First Command of the Capital) in the state of São Paulo, the cradle of the faction. This literature suggested the direct implication of this hegemony, in the context of expanding incarceration, in reducing homicide rates in the state. In M…

  Tragedy and transformation: the PCC and homicide curves in the Triangulo Mineiro/MG, BP.MS

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• Abstract

  This project presents a proposal for a Research Internship Abroad (BEPE/FAPESP) to be carried out under the supervision of Dr. Erik Bähre (Institute of Cultural Anthropology and Development Sociology of Leiden University - CAOS). The main objective of this project is to access emerging perspectives of European economic ethnography and urban ethnography. In my current Masters research abou…

  Transnationalising the specificities: an analysis of the practice of popular loan sharking as a relational production, BE.EP.MS

• Abstract

  This project presents a proposal for the Research Internships Abroad (BEPE/FAPESP) to be carried out under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Finn Stepputat (DIIS - Danish Institute for International Studies). The main objective of this project is to employ more systematic and profound reflection concerning the politics of cocaine circulation in the Port of Santos. In this sense, there are diff…

  The politics of cocaine circulation in the port of Santos, BE.EP.DR

• Abstract

  This BEPE proposal will be carried out at the Universidad Nacional de San Martín (UNSAM) under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Gabriel Kessler. The objective of this project is to develop the analytical diagram that we are working on in my master's degree, focused on explaining the variation of homicide rates in the Triangulo Mineiro, Minas Gerais, Brazil. Our analytical diagram proposes the…

  If you want peace, prepare for war: the regulation of violence between the PCC, the police and the markets in the Triangulo Mineiro, Brazil, BE.EP.MS

(Only some records are available in English at this moment)