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O Programa Comunidade Escola e seus impactos sobre a violência entre Crianças e Jovens

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  • Anna Karolina Selhorst Bezerra
  • Luciano Nakabashi

    (Department of Economics, Universidade Federal do Paraná)

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The present study’s objective is to analyze the violence reduction impacts of the Program Community School (Programa Comunidade Escola) on the participant and not participant schools and on their respective communities. First of all, a classification of different forms of violence is carried out. Additionally, there is a discussion about the violence causes on the basis of different theories. Subsequently, it is presented a relation between violence and school based on an exposition of different forms of violence into the school environment. Finally, the empirical analysis is carried out by means of data collect from questionnaires application. The results indicate that the Program Community School has a relevant impact on violence reduction.

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  • Anna Karolina Selhorst Bezerra & Luciano Nakabashi, 2008. "O Programa Comunidade Escola e seus impactos sobre a violência entre Crianças e Jovens," Working Papers 0076, Universidade Federal do Paraná, Department of Economics.
  • Handle: RePEc:fup:wpaper:0076
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    Program Community School; Violence; Education;
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