Vol. 3 No. 2 (2023): Dossier: Justice, Memory and Peace in Latin America

• Editorial

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Dossier: Justice, Memory and Peace in Latin America

• Transitional Justice in trials of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights monitoring of sentences in a comparative perspective (2009-2018)

  Matheus Macedo Lima Porto, Flávia de Ávila, Karyna Batista Sposato

  11-60

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• Judges, legal theory and ideology in South America

  Jairo Vladimir Llano Franco

  61-78

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• Historical revisionism on Jair Bolsonaro’s Twitter we are still the same

  Barbara Guilherme Lopes, Eneá de Stutz e Almeida

  79-103

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• A notable sign in the théâtre du crime the marks of criminalistics left by Rodolphe A. Reiss in Latin America, 1913

  Regina Célia de Sá, André Mota

  104-140

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Artigos

• School conflicts and their records youth, violence and educational dynamics based on reading the “Livro de Ocorrências” of a public school (RJ)

  Marcos Verissimo

  141-167

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• Cultural marginalization the creation of the figure of the trickster as a strategy for criminalizing the working class

  Bruna Maria Félix de Carvalho e Souza

  168-187

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• The criminal anarchy of the law of special civil and criminal courts in Brazil the contribution of economist James Buchanan’s research program

  Heraldo Montarroyos

  188-241

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• Conflict, violence and authority in schools an empirical observation

  Paulo César Martins Stumpf

  242-268

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Resenhas

• Building the memory of the prison-pandemic management of death, archiving the non-archivable lives Construir la memoria de la gestión penitenciaria-pandémica de la muerte, archivar las vidas no archivables

  Ygor Santos de Santana

  269-276

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