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Calles más seguras: Estudios de policía comunitaria en América Latina

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  • Frühling, Hugo
  • Chinchilla M., Laura
  • Llorente, María Victoria
  • De Mesquita Neto, Paulo
  • Beato, Claudio C.

Abstract

En Calles más seguras se presenta un modelo en el que la policía y la comunidad trabajan juntas para prevenir tanto la violencia policial como el crimen, mejorar la legitimidad de la institución y reducir el temor a la delincuencia. Los cuatro casos analizados se refieren a situaciones de crisis de confianza en la policía que motivaron en sus inicios el surgimiento del programa de policía comunitaria. A partir de dichos casos se examinan las dificultades inherentes a la implementación de programas de esta naturaleza y se destacan sus efectos positivos. Se identificaron cuatro casos que cumplían las condiciones requeridas por un estudio de esta especie: los programas de policía comunitario de Villa Nueva (Guatemala), Bogotá (Colombia), y SaÞo Paulo y Belo Horizonte (Brasil).

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  • Frühling, Hugo & Chinchilla M., Laura & Llorente, María Victoria & De Mesquita Neto, Paulo & Beato, Claudio C., 2004. "Calles más seguras: Estudios de policía comunitaria en América Latina," IDB Publications (Books), Inter-American Development Bank, number 337, May.
    • Handle: RePEc:idb:idbbks:337
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