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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
931

News realities on crimes of the U.S. military personnel in Korea : a constructionist approach to the media coverage of the death cases in 1992 and 2002 /

Song, Yonghoi, January 2004 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Missouri-Columbia, 2004. / Typescript. Vita. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 174-184). Also available on the Internet.
932

Coercion, capital, and the post-colonial state bossism in the postwar Philippines /

Sidel, John Thayer, January 1995 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Cornell University, 1995. / Vita. eContent provider-neutral record in process. Description based on print version record. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 517-550).
933

Drugs, peers, gangs, and crime : an interactional model /

Kwan, Ming-tak, Kalwan. January 1995 (has links)
Thesis (M. Soc. Sc.)--University of Hong Kong, 1995. / Includes bibliographical references.
934

Coercion, capital, and the post-colonial state bossism in the postwar Philippines /

Sidel, John Thayer, January 1995 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Cornell University, 1995. / Vita. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 517-550).
935

Drugs, peers, gangs, and crime an interactional model /

Kwan, Ming-tak, Kalwan. January 1995 (has links)
Thesis (M.Soc.Sc.)--University of Hong Kong, 1995. / Includes bibliographical references. Also available in print.
936

Hitlerian jurisprudence American periodical media responses to the Nuremberg War crimes trial, 1945-1948 /

Johnson, McMillan Houston, January 2006 (has links) (PDF)
Thesis (M.A.) -- University of Tennessee, Knoxville, 2006. / Title from title page screen (viewed on June 12, 2006). Thesis advisor: G. Kurt Piehler. Vita. Includes bibliographical references.
937

Viver nas margens: gênero, crime e regulação de conflitos / Living in themargins: gender, crime and regulating conflicts

Carla dos Santos Mattos 12 February 2014 (has links)
Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior / Esta tese tem como objetivo principal fazer dialogar gênero, cultura popular e crime. O fio condutor do trabalho são as técnicas de conflitos e gestão da violência como interações possuidoras de imagens sexuais (STRATHERN, 2006) analisadas nos encontros de força (MACHADO DA SILVA, 2008) entre moradores e traficantes na favela Nova Holanda, Maré - Rio de Janeiro. Resulta de pesquisa sobre o universo de valentia de galeras Funk e a pacificação do Comando Vermelho analisado a partir de relatos e percursos etnográficos que me foram possíveis através da experiência de moradora cria. Argumento que este processo realiza uma expansão discursiva do crime (FELTRAN, 2006) produzindo perturbações físico-morais (DUARTE, 1987) - expressas pela categoria êmica neurose. As performances proibidas Funk revelam diferentes técnicas de si afirmativas, ofensivas e defensivas parte de um espectro ampliado de representações articuladas por uma gramática patriarcal de guerra e paz responsável pela oposição entre mundos masculinos e femininos. Neste contexto normalizador sãoperformados(BUTLER, 2004) o sujeito homem, a amante e a fiel, enquanto personas populares de valentia que reatualizam a histórica mediação entre o malandro e o bandido (MISSE, 1999). Nas situações vividas, o idioma de gênero permite explorar a produção de fronteiras entre o uso da força e a regulação do convívio, indicando nexos variados de como se processam os conflitos, seja por anulação, mediação e/ou explicitação / The main objective of this thesis is opening a dialogue between gender, popular culture, and crime. The rationale guiding this work are techniques of conflict and managing violence used as forms of interaction having sexual images (STRATHERN, 2006) analyzed in displays of force (MACHADO DA SILVA, 2008) among residents and drug traffickers in the Nova Holanda favela, in the Maré community- Rio de Janeiro. The research results on the universe of Funk gangs prowess and the pacification of the Red Command drug group are analyzed using ethnographical accounts and trajectories that I was able to collect because of my experience as a native resident of this favela. I will argue that this process achieves a discursive expansion of crime (FELTRAN, 2006) producing physical and moral disturbances (DUARTE, 1987) - expressed by the emic category neurosis. The prohibited Funk performances reveal distinct techniques among each other - affirmative, offensive, and defensive - part of a widened spectrum of representations articulated by a patriarchal grammar of war and peace responsible for the opposition between masculine and feminine worlds. From this normativizing context the male subject, mistress, and the faithful wife are performed as popular personae of valor that update the historical mediation between the hustler and the bandit (MISSE, 1999). In these situations as they are experienced, the gender idiom permits exploring the production of borderlines between the use of force and the regulation of living together, indicating variable nexuses as to how conflicts are processed, whether by nullifying them, mediation, and/or explication.
938

A atuação de agentes públicos junto a meninas vítimas de abuso e exploração sexual em Ribeirão Preto

Fabiano, Eulália [UNESP] 26 February 2013 (has links) (PDF)
Made available in DSpace on 2014-06-11T19:23:37Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 0 Previous issue date: 2013-02-26Bitstream added on 2014-06-13T18:50:56Z : No. of bitstreams: 1 fabiano_e_me_arafcl.pdf: 996953 bytes, checksum: 5101732566c0f8840885debf76115aae (MD5) / Os direitos das crianças e dos adolescentes foram reconhecidos no Brasil com a promulgação do Estatuto da Criança e do Adolescente, no ano de 1990, configurando também redes municipais compostas por instituições governamentais e não governamentais de proteção dos direitos dessas categorias sociais. Os estudos nacionais acerca da violência sexual infantil e adolescente - como o abuso e a exploração sexual - se tornaram mais evidentes a partir desse período, revelando que as meninas são as que mais sofrem essa violência. Nesse sentido, o abuso e a exploração sexual são considerados temas de interesse público, além de representarem formas de violação dos direitos humanos. A experiência de integrarmos o Grupo de Pesquisa do CNPq, “Segurança Urbana, Juventude e Prevenção de Delito”, levou-nos à cidade de Ribeirão Preto, São Paulo, a qual, segundo estudos recentes, apresenta altas taxas de violência sexual contra crianças e adolescentes. Assim, esta dissertação surgiu com o objetivo de buscar elementos para a compreensão das práticas de atendimento de agentes públicos de Ribeirão Preto, que integram instituições de proteção para situações de abuso e exploração sexual, como: conselheiros tutelares; assistentes sociais e psicólogas do Serviço Sentinela; promotor de Justiça da Infância e da Juventude e o juiz da Vara da Infância e da Juventude. Além da pesquisa bibliográfica, o presente estudo propôs a realização de entrevistas semiestruturadas com os respectivos agentes, com vistas a identificar as concepções dos mesmos acerca de suas práticas cotidianas de atendimento e, assim contribuir para possíveis melhorias no funcionamento da rede pública local para o fortalecimento da cidadania das meninas vítimas de violência sexual / The rights of children and teens in Brazil were recognized with the enactment of the Statute of Child and Adolescent, in 1990, also setting municipal networks composed of governmental and non governmental institutions to protect the rights of these social categories. The national studies about child and adolescent sexual violence - such as sexual abuse and exploitation - became more evident from this period, revealing that girls are the ones that suffer the most violence. In this sense, the sexual abuse and exploitation are considered matters of public interest, besides representing forms of human rights violations. The experience of integrating the Research Group of CNPq, Urban Safety, Youth and Crime Prevention, led us to the city of Ribeirão Preto, São Paulo, which, according to recent studies, shows high rates of sexual violence against children and teens. Thus, this dissertation emerged with the aim of finding elements to understanding the practical service of officials of Ribeirão Preto, combining institutions for protection from abuse and exploitation, as council members, social workers and psychologists of Service Sentinela, promoter of Justice for Children and Youth and the judge of the Childhood and Youth. Besides the literature, this study proposed holding structured interviews with their agents, in order to identify the conceptions of them about their everyday practices of care and thereby contribute to possible improvements in the functioning of the public place to strengthen citizenship girls victims of sexual violence
939

Non monachus, sed demoniacus : recherches sur la criminalité au sein des communautés régulières en Occident (France et Angleterre principalement), XIIe-XVe siècle / « Non monachus sed demoniacus » : Crime in Medieval Religious Communities in Western Europe (mainly France and England) from the Twelfth to Fifteenth Century

Lusset, Elisabeth 19 October 2011 (has links)
Ce doctorat croise les apports de deux champs historiographiques distincts : l’histoire de la criminalité et de la justice et l’histoire des communautés régulières au Moyen Âge. Il analyse la criminalité interne au cloître, commise par des religieux à l’encontre de leurs confrères du XIIe siècle à la fin du XVe siècle (violence, homicide, vol...). Dans une perspective comparatiste, il s’intéresse aux communautés d’hommes et de femmes, qu’elles appartiennent à un ordre (Cluny, Cîteaux, Prémontré, Chartreux), ou à une nébuleuse moins définie sur le plan juridique, comme les moines adoptant la règle de saint Benoît ou les chanoines réguliers vivant sous la règle de saint Augustin. L’étude embrasse l’ensemble de l’Occident, mais la majorité des cas criminels recensés concernent les royaumes de France et d’Angleterre. L’analyse des pratiques criminelles, du profil des coupables et des victimes, des circonstances et des motivations du crime invite, tout d’abord, à interroger la porosité du cloître aux valeurs de la société laïque médiévale. Cette analyse révèle que les idéaux monastiques exaltant l’humilité, la maîtrise de soi et le primat du pardon entrent parfois en conflit avec la nécessité de défendre son honneur en recourant à la vengeance. Le doctorat étudie, par ailleurs, le fonctionnement d’une justice régulière, qui est à la fois disciplinaire et administrative, pénitentielle et pénale. À partir du XIIe siècle, la correction des criminels dépasse la sphère interne du monastère pour être prise en charge par les instances supérieures des nouvelles structures d’ordre, comme le chapitre général, ou de l’Église (évêques, offices pontificaux). Entre le XIIe et le XVe siècle, se met en place un véritable système judiciaire et pénal. Dans le même temps, si la correction vise à préserver l’intégrité de l’Eglise en évitant le scandale, elle recherche aussi l’amendement du coupable, toujours susceptible d’être absous et réconcilié. / This thesis weaves together two distinct historiographical strands: research on crime and criminal justice and that on religious orders and communities. It offers an analysis of criminality in the cloister, by examining crimes committed by religious against other religious (forms of violence, homicide, theft…), from the 12th to the 15th century. A comparative framework allowed for a comprehensive study of male and female religious, belonging to orders such as Cluniacs, Cistercians, Premonstratensians and Carthusians or to a less juridically defined communities, i.e. the monks, who followed the rule of St Benedict, or the Regular Canons, who lived according to the rule of St Augustine. The scope is European with a special interest in French and British kingdoms. A study of criminal practices, the profiles of offenders and victims, the circumstances and motivations of the crime reveals the permeability of the monastery to worldy attitudes. Indeed, monastic ideals, which exalt humility, self-control and forgiveness, at times came into conflict with the individual’s desire to defend his/her honour by seeking revenge. Finally, the present study focuses on the way monastic justice operated – which is, simultaneously, disciplinary and administrative, penitential and penal. By the 12th century, monastic delinquents had ceased to be disciplined only by the abbot and were examined and chastised by new monastic authorities of the religious orders (general chapter, definitorium) or by the bishop or the pope. From the 12th to the end of the 15th century, the religious orders and communities developed a judicial and penal system. Nevertheless, if the correctio was aimed at preserving the Church’s integrity by avoiding scandal, it also sought to amend the culprit, whose absolution and reconciliation to community remained the ultimate goal.
940

Modelo para a Corte Penal Internacional

Schneider, Éder Mílton January 2013 (has links)
O presente trabalho discute o papel de instituições internacionais, particularmente a Corte Penal Internacional (CPI) como maneira efetiva de reduzir o número e/ou gravidade de crimes contra a humanidade, crimes de guerra e genocídio. A ação da CPI é direcionada contra líderes, ou seja, autoridades políticas, comandantes de forças armadas, autoridades civis, etc, que autorizam ou promovem estes tipos de crimes. Para simular a ação da CPI são utilizadas redes complexas visando construir uma sociedade hierárquica onde os líderes de maior importância são os de maior conectividade, podendo espalhar seus pontos de vista ou ordens através de uma cadeia de indivíduos progressivamente menos conectados. Desta forma se estes líderes praticam improbidade, corrupção ou qualquer tipo de ação criminosa contra indivíduos ou grupos, é muito difícil e improvável que sejam processados pelas cortes de seu próprio país. Foi para aliviar esta situação, combatendo a impunidade nos altos escalões, que a CPI foi formada. Sua missão é processar e condenar crimes contra a humanidade, crimes de guerra e o crime de genocídio através de uma organização supra-nacional capaz de agir sobre líderes criminosos em qualquer país. No presente estudo a ação da CPI é simulada pela remoção do líder corrupto e substituição do mesmo por uma liderança não criminosa. As práticas criminosas do líder corrupto podem no entanto ter se espalhado entre a população antes da ação da CPI. Neste trabalho procuramos determinar a possibilidade de uma única ação da CPI ser suficiente ou se intervenções futuras são necessárias dependendo do grau de deterioração dos direitos humanos no país hipotético. Os resultados evidenciam o efeito positivo das ações da CPI para uma quantidade relativamente pequena de intervenções. Também comparam-se os efeitos da CPI com as ações do sistema judiciário nacional local, onde os lideres são de certa forma difíceis de processar criminalmente. Resultados mostram evidência de que a impunidade de líderes corruptos prejudica a habilidade das cortes em combater violações dos direitos humanos em toda a sociedade. / This work discuss the role of international institutions, like the International Criminal Court (ICC), as an effective way of reducing the number and/or gravity of crimes against humanity, war crimes and genocide. The action of the ICC is directed against leaders, i.e. political autho- rities, army commanders, civil leaders, etc, that authorize or promote these kinds of crimes. In order to simulate the action of the ICC the framework of scale free networks is used to build a hierarchical society where the most important leaders have the highest connectivity and can spread their points of view, or their orders, through a chain of less but still highly connected deputy chiefs or opinion chieftains. In this way, if they practice misconduct, corruption, or any kind of discriminatory or criminal actions against individuals or groups, it would very difficult and improbable that they will be prosecuted by the courts of their own country. It is to alleviate this situation and to fight impunity that the ICC was created. Its mission is to process and con- demn crimes against humanity, war crimes and the crime of genocide though a supranational organism that can act on criminal leaders in any country. In this study, the action of the ICC is simulated by removing the corrupt leader and replacing it by a ”decent”one. However, as the criminal action of the corrupt leader could have spread among the population by the time the ICC acts, we try to determine if a unique action of the ICC is sufficient or if further actions are required, depending on the degree of deterioration of the human rights in the hypothetical country. The results evidence the positive effect of the ICC action with a relatively low number of interventions. The effect of the ICC is also compared with the action of the local national judiciary system, where the leaders are somewhat difficult from process. Results show evidence that the impunity of corrupt leaders hinders the ability of the courts to fight human rights violations on the whole society.

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