Urban safety and fear of crime

Authors

  • María Naredo Molero

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.32735/S0718-6568/2002-N2-156

Keywords:

uncertainty, repression, crime, criminal state, the security market

Abstract

For the author, in order to respond to the unmet demand for safety, it is necessary to escape the circuit insecurity- repression-greater insecure-greater repression, and redefine security so that it can go beyond the sphere of criminality and identify it with freedom. She argues that the strategies of urban safety management should be bridges to the meeting of opposing citizen interests, through tireless mediation. Throughout the article the author covers the main thoughts on the issue, such as the relationship between insecurity and crime, between welfare state and penal state, and of the security market, among others.

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Author Biography

María Naredo Molero

Abogada española especializada en justicia penal y penitenciaria. En los últimos años ha realizado varias investigaciones y trabajos sobre la criminalización de colectivos socialmente marginados y sobre alternativas al concepto actual de seguridad. Desde 1998 prepara su tesis doctoral sobre reducción del sistema penal, alternativas a la cárcel y seguridad urbana.

Published

2018-07-01

How to Cite

Naredo Molero, M. (2018). Urban safety and fear of crime. Polis (Santiago), (2). https://doi.org/10.32735/S0718-6568/2002-N2-156

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Section

Cartografías para el futuro