Criminality, subject transgressor and collective fears in Lima and Callao
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https://doi.org/10.15381/rsoc.v0i25.19017Keywords:
Organized crime, collective fears, de-institutionalization, subject transgressor, culture of fearAbstract
This article explores the emergence of the new Lima , it’s not only the subject emerging entrepreneur, but is also the subject offender who breaks the rule and violent to another, even with cruelty in a context of violence . In this regard organized crime and its various manifestations overflow and de- institutionalized society, criminality is amplified by the media , making collective fears in the population, associating crime and poverty , in short , install a culture of fear.
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