Introduction
Judicialization of social problems and governance of security in comparative perspectives
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https://doi.org/10.35295/osls.iisl/0000-0000-0000-1247Palabras clave:
judicialización, criminalización, control social, gobernanzaResumen
Este número especial está compuesto por seis trabajos cuyas primeras versiones fueron presentadas en el workshop de Oñati Social Control, Judicialization of Social Problems and Governance of Security in Comparative Perspectives, celebrado en el IISJ en julio de 2019. Están precedidos por esta introducción, donde contextualizamos el desarrollo de los estudios de control social, señalando cómo se enmarcaron originalmente como criminalización en el Norte Global y cómo el nuevo milenio nos trajo un número creciente de estudios que debaten tanto sobre criminalizaciones (¡en plural!) como sobre formas de judicialización y gobernanza que operan a través de regímenes legales regulatorios, administrativos, civiles e híbridos. Al poner en conversación artículos sobre diferentes contextos y jurisdicciones, esperamos arrojar luz sobre cómo se movilizan los órdenes legales (basados en el Estado o no) para gobernar los problemas sociales y de seguridad, creando categorías más matizadas y herramientas analíticas que ayuden a pensar y resistir a los procesos de penalización de cualquier tipo, en cualquier lugar y en cualquier momento.
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