P A Zoettl
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 16542 |
|---|---|
| NOME | P A Zoettl |
| PRENOMES | P A |
| SOBRENOME | Zoettl |
| ASSINATURA | ZOETTL P A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Centre for Research in Anthropology |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3261-2194 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 25 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 38 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 25 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2009 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Every Man for Himself and All for One
Doing time in prison is a common experience for many young people from Portugal’s economically disadvantaged urban peripheries. Prison conditions are harsh and sentences are long, particularly for drug and property offences. This article discusses the simultaneously individual and collective nature of prison life, and how inmates cope with a hostile environment that threatens their emotional and physical integrity. Traditional models of prison cu…
Mortal Doubles
Police violence and the killing of suspects are ubiquitous in Brazil, with most victims being young people from the urban periphery. Policing in Brazil has been discussed in terms of postcolonial and authoritarian continuities, the social construction of criminal identities, and racialized forms of citizenship. Drawing on documentary evidence and narratives from inmates at a juvenile prison in Salvador, Bahia, this article explores police violenc…
Crime as culture revisited
In Portugal, a large number of young residents living on the urban periphery have adopted a lifestyle in constant conflict with the law. This article discusses their stories and their willingness to endure violent encounters with the police and draconian prison sentences, drawing on a cultural criminological framework of the phenomenology of delinquency. It is argued that the youths' behaviour is driven less by monetary considerations or the thri…
The Punitive State
In what appears to be the staging of a Foucauldian drama on crime and punishment, the police, judiciary and penal system in Portugal work, albeit unintentionally, hand in hand in the production of juvenile delinquents. Young sub-citizens from the socioeconomic periphery are penalized as much for their state of marginality as for their deeds, transforming petty crooks into habitual offenders, doomed to spend their youth behind bars. Based on ethno…
To Kill and to Die
This article discusses the life and death of juvenile drug dealers in the state of Bahia, Brazil, where the drug business has become omnipresent and a growing number of youths from the urban periphery are taking up a career with one of the country's many drug gangs. The price most of them pay for their economic success as traffickers is high: they are repeatedly imprisoned under harsh conditions, suffer severe physical violence and, at times, die…
Being crime
In Brazil, a growing number of young citizens from the socioeconomic periphery embark on a career in crime, earning their living by armed robbery or selling drugs. Through the life stories and narratives of inmates of a juvenile prison in the state of Bahia, the article anatomizes what makes these young men take up and stick to a life in conflict with the law, despite the limited profits and substantial hardships involved. I argue that the experi…
It’s Wrong, but that’s the Way it is. Youth, Violence and Justice in North-Eastern Brazil
This article discusses the vertiginous proliferation of violence suffered and perpetrated by juveniles in the state of Bahia, north-eastern Brazil. Based on documentary and ethnographic evidence, it anatomizes the workings of law enforcement, juvenile justice and juvenile custody. It argues that the strategies of the police, the criminologies put into practice by the judiciary and the functioning of Youth Detention Centres collaborate to foster, …
Do Fundo da Cozinha ao Reino de Abissínia
A revista Cadernos de Arte e Antropologia assumiu como missão trabalhar numa zona de fronteira, procurando diálogos e articulações entre aquilo que comummente classificamos como pertencendo quer ao domínio da estética, quer ao da epistemologia. Estas áreas longamente apartadas por tradições com identidades e modos de fazer distintos, têm sido chamadas, cada vez mais, a cooperar no quadro de uma alteração de paradigma que não é propriamente recent…
Rules, skills and autonomy
Discipline, educate and punish
Based on an ethnographic study in a Portuguese youth detention centre (YDC), the article discusses the divergent discourses of law, the judiciary and detention centres, and the way they are put into practice. While the law gives priority to young offenders’ ‘education’, both the sentencing practices of the judiciary and the institutional practices of YDCs adopt and implement primarily a disciplinary stance on youth justice. The article anatomizes…
Film as Comrade-in-Arms
The article reflects on the relation of drama, image, and anthropological “writing” from a visual anthropological perspective, based on the case of the Hã-Hã-Hãe indigenous people from northeastern Brazil and the production of a short participatory video documentary in support of the Hã-Hã-Hãe’s case. Drama is discussed as a genre that provides the basis not only for the filmic representation of the Hã-Hã-Hãe’s struggle for recognition but also f…
Minor narratives
Let justice be done
Based on fieldwork at criminal courts in the metropolitan area of Lisbon, the article examines the performativity of criminal justice. The written and unwritten rules of criminal trial procedures are analysed as judicial scripts that guide the “making” of Justice. The formalities of the criminal trial, like those that prescribe the correct behaviour of defendants in Portuguese courts, are tied to the liminality of their social standing and their …
"Prison Is for Young People!" Youth, Violence, and the State in Praia and Mindelo, Cape Verde
In the past decade Cape Verde has seen an unexpected outburst of gang-related urban violence. The state has reacted mainly by means of a repressive securitization policy, which has not been able to offer more than temporary solutions. In public discourses, "broken" families, youth drug consumption, and a supposed lack of education and sufficiently severe punishment are often referred to as the main causes for the rise in crime. The article discus…
My body imprisoned, my soul relieved
Urban street gangs flourish in the urban centres of the Cape Verdean archipelago. Most of their members belong to the male, young and economically disadvantaged strata of society. While in public discourse youth gangs are often peremptorily blamed for most of the violence and criminality that take place in the country, the internal dynamics of gang life often go unnoticed. Based on fieldwork in the cities of Praia and Mindelo, the article discuss…
The (Il)legal Indian
This article traces different aspects of the present-day juridification and judicialization of indigenous lives using the example of the Tupinambá Indians of north-eastern Brazil. The Tupinambá’s identity is being increasingly bureaucratized by public administration and is constantly being questioned by public and private agents to deny the Tupinambá’s constitutional land rights. In the course of the still ongoing process of the demarcation of th…
Morabeza , cash or body
In the past decade, Cape Verde has been facing severe and growing problems of youth delinquency and gang-related violence. The state has reacted to this challenge mainly with a securitization politics, expanding and modernizing its security forces. As a result, the Cape Verdean prison population has more than doubled over the same period. In the capital city of Praia, more and more youths from the disadvantaged periphery find themselves behind ba…
Ver e ser visto
Observações feitas durante uma oficina de vídeo participativo num bairro de imigrantes em Lisboa servem como ponto de partida para uma reflexão antropológico-visual sobre o "poder do olhar". O olhar das instituições do estado e dos agentes do poder, tanto do estado como da sociedade (como, por exemplo, dos media), refletem relações de poder e consolidam-nas. Os habitantes dos bairros desprivilegiados da periferia são o objeto de um olhar que os c…
Participatory Video as a Means of Reflection and Self-reflection about the Image and Identity of Re-emerging Indigenous Groups in North-eastern Brazil
In the north-east of Brazil, the last decades have seen an unfamiliar phenomenon: the rise of 'new' indigenous groups in areas that were long considered as 'acculturated' by both the state and public opinion. In their pursuit to be recognized by the authorities and by fellow non-Indian citizens, these 're-emerging' Indians have continually carried out a peculiar re-construction of their 'image' as Indians, torn between romantic ideas of Indiannes…
Images of culture
Drawing on recent fieldwork in Brazil and Portugal, ‘participatory video’ is critically evaluated as a tool for anthropological research and empowerment. While questions of ‘image’ and ‘identity’ stand out as a major concern of the video workshops discussed, it is suggested that awareness-raising is the ultimate objective of audiovisual methods within a ‘shared anthropology’ that seeks not only to produce scientific knowledge, but also to acquire…
Arte e Antropologia? Para uma espécie de introdução
Este é o primeiro número da revista Cadernos de Arte e Antropologia. Como membros fundadores deste projecto editorial cabe-nos fazer uma breve apresentação dos objectivos e da filosofia que subjazem a esta publicação. O título, desde logo, desvenda a área de interesse da revista. Esta é uma publicação que pretende dar conta de pesquisas, iniciativas, produtos científicos e culturais, que busquem uma mais frutífera articulação entre a Arte e a Ant…
Créer des images, créer l'identité
Participatory video, which has a long tradition within development projects, is only recently being discovered by academic visual anthropology as a tool for scientific enquiry and representation. This article discuses its potentialities in addressing questions such as « identity », « agency », « alterity » or « subject-object relationships », based on fieldwork undertaken in Brazil and Portugal. Participatory video is proposed as a practice for b…
Aprender cinema, aprender antropologia
Partindo de experiências no ensino da prática e teoria da antropologia visual, o processo individual de aprendizagem de técnicas cinematográficas é contraposto ao desenvolvimento da antropologia visual como uma disciplina acadêmica. O experimentar do jovem antropólogo-cineasta com a linguagem fílmica revela-se como um processo relativamente independente de conhecimento teórico prévio, parece seguir de forma intuitiva os caminhos traçados pelos pr…
The "Vídeo Participativo" (Participatory Video) as a Way to Reflect and Self-Reflect on Image and Identity of Reemergent Indians From Brazil's Northeast
Crises e mudança têm afetado a população indígena do Brasil há mais de 500 anos. Se, durante séculos, a sua luta contra o colonialismo e a sociedade nacional dominante resultou numa população cada vez mais reduzida, as últimas décadas têm visto um fenômeno invulgar: o surgimento de "novas" tribos indígenas em áreas há muito consideradas como "aculturadas", quer pelo Estado, quer pela opinião pública. Na sua busca por reconhecimento de fato e pera…
Braços cortados
A antropologia visual, desde os seus primeiros dias, vive perseguida pelo fantasma do paradigma «realista». Enquanto na antropologia textual o debate do writing culture finalmente desacreditou a ideia de uma escrita "objectiva", a reflexão teórica e a práxis fílmica dos antropólogos que empregam imagens na sua produção e representação de saberes, repetidamente continua a se referir a noções «realistas» como fonte da sua metodologia. O artigo suge…
Images of culture
Drawing on recent fieldwork in Brazil and Portugal, ‘participatory video’ is critically evaluated as a tool for anthropological research and empowerment. While questions of ‘image’ and ‘identity’ stand out as a major concern of the video workshops discussed, it is suggested that awareness-raising is the ultimate objective of audiovisual methods within a ‘shared anthropology’ that seeks not only to produce scientific knowledge, but also to acquire…
Let justice be done
Based on fieldwork at criminal courts in the metropolitan area of Lisbon, the article examines the performativity of criminal justice. The written and unwritten rules of criminal trial procedures are analysed as judicial scripts that guide the “making” of Justice. The formalities of the criminal trial, like those that prescribe the correct behaviour of defendants in Portuguese courts, are tied to the liminality of their social standing and their …
Discipline, educate and punish
Based on an ethnographic study in a Portuguese youth detention centre (YDC), the article discusses the divergent discourses of law, the judiciary and detention centres, and the way they are put into practice. While the law gives priority to young offenders’ ‘education’, both the sentencing practices of the judiciary and the institutional practices of YDCs adopt and implement primarily a disciplinary stance on youth justice. The article anatomizes…
Ver e ser visto
Observações feitas durante uma oficina de vídeo participativo num bairro de imigrantes em Lisboa servem como ponto de partida para uma reflexão antropológico-visual sobre o "poder do olhar". O olhar das instituições do estado e dos agentes do poder, tanto do estado como da sociedade (como, por exemplo, dos media), refletem relações de poder e consolidam-nas. Os habitantes dos bairros desprivilegiados da periferia são o objeto de um olhar que os c…
Morabeza , cash or body
In the past decade, Cape Verde has been facing severe and growing problems of youth delinquency and gang-related violence. The state has reacted to this challenge mainly with a securitization politics, expanding and modernizing its security forces. As a result, the Cape Verdean prison population has more than doubled over the same period. In the capital city of Praia, more and more youths from the disadvantaged periphery find themselves behind ba…
It’s Wrong, but that’s the Way it is. Youth, Violence and Justice in North-Eastern Brazil
This article discusses the vertiginous proliferation of violence suffered and perpetrated by juveniles in the state of Bahia, north-eastern Brazil. Based on documentary and ethnographic evidence, it anatomizes the workings of law enforcement, juvenile justice and juvenile custody. It argues that the strategies of the police, the criminologies put into practice by the judiciary and the functioning of Youth Detention Centres collaborate to foster, …
Minor narratives
My body imprisoned, my soul relieved
Urban street gangs flourish in the urban centres of the Cape Verdean archipelago. Most of their members belong to the male, young and economically disadvantaged strata of society. While in public discourse youth gangs are often peremptorily blamed for most of the violence and criminality that take place in the country, the internal dynamics of gang life often go unnoticed. Based on fieldwork in the cities of Praia and Mindelo, the article discuss…
Arte e Antropologia? Para uma espécie de introdução
Este é o primeiro número da revista Cadernos de Arte e Antropologia. Como membros fundadores deste projecto editorial cabe-nos fazer uma breve apresentação dos objectivos e da filosofia que subjazem a esta publicação. O título, desde logo, desvenda a área de interesse da revista. Esta é uma publicação que pretende dar conta de pesquisas, iniciativas, produtos científicos e culturais, que busquem uma mais frutífera articulação entre a Arte e a Ant…
Créer des images, créer l'identité
Participatory video, which has a long tradition within development projects, is only recently being discovered by academic visual anthropology as a tool for scientific enquiry and representation. This article discuses its potentialities in addressing questions such as « identity », « agency », « alterity » or « subject-object relationships », based on fieldwork undertaken in Brazil and Portugal. Participatory video is proposed as a practice for b…
Braços cortados
A antropologia visual, desde os seus primeiros dias, vive perseguida pelo fantasma do paradigma «realista». Enquanto na antropologia textual o debate do writing culture finalmente desacreditou a ideia de uma escrita "objectiva", a reflexão teórica e a práxis fílmica dos antropólogos que empregam imagens na sua produção e representação de saberes, repetidamente continua a se referir a noções «realistas» como fonte da sua metodologia. O artigo suge…
The Punitive State
In what appears to be the staging of a Foucauldian drama on crime and punishment, the police, judiciary and penal system in Portugal work, albeit unintentionally, hand in hand in the production of juvenile delinquents. Young sub-citizens from the socioeconomic periphery are penalized as much for their state of marginality as for their deeds, transforming petty crooks into habitual offenders, doomed to spend their youth behind bars. Based on ethno…
To Kill and to Die
This article discusses the life and death of juvenile drug dealers in the state of Bahia, Brazil, where the drug business has become omnipresent and a growing number of youths from the urban periphery are taking up a career with one of the country's many drug gangs. The price most of them pay for their economic success as traffickers is high: they are repeatedly imprisoned under harsh conditions, suffer severe physical violence and, at times, die…
Rules, skills and autonomy
"Prison Is for Young People!" Youth, Violence, and the State in Praia and Mindelo, Cape Verde
In the past decade Cape Verde has seen an unexpected outburst of gang-related urban violence. The state has reacted mainly by means of a repressive securitization policy, which has not been able to offer more than temporary solutions. In public discourses, "broken" families, youth drug consumption, and a supposed lack of education and sufficiently severe punishment are often referred to as the main causes for the rise in crime. The article discus…
Braços cortados
A antropologia visual, desde os seus primeiros dias, vive perseguida pelo fantasma do paradigma «realista». Enquanto na antropologia textual o debate do writing culture finalmente desacreditou a ideia de uma escrita "objectiva", a reflexão teórica e a práxis fílmica dos antropólogos que empregam imagens na sua produção e representação de saberes, repetidamente continua a se referir a noções «realistas» como fonte da sua metodologia. O artigo suge…
Aprender cinema, aprender antropologia
Partindo de experiências no ensino da prática e teoria da antropologia visual, o processo individual de aprendizagem de técnicas cinematográficas é contraposto ao desenvolvimento da antropologia visual como uma disciplina acadêmica. O experimentar do jovem antropólogo-cineasta com a linguagem fílmica revela-se como um processo relativamente independente de conhecimento teórico prévio, parece seguir de forma intuitiva os caminhos traçados pelos pr…
The "Vídeo Participativo" (Participatory Video) as a Way to Reflect and Self-Reflect on Image and Identity of Reemergent Indians From Brazil's Northeast
Crises e mudança têm afetado a população indígena do Brasil há mais de 500 anos. Se, durante séculos, a sua luta contra o colonialismo e a sociedade nacional dominante resultou numa população cada vez mais reduzida, as últimas décadas têm visto um fenômeno invulgar: o surgimento de "novas" tribos indígenas em áreas há muito consideradas como "aculturadas", quer pelo Estado, quer pela opinião pública. Na sua busca por reconhecimento de fato e pera…
Participatory Video as a Means of Reflection and Self-reflection about the Image and Identity of Re-emerging Indigenous Groups in North-eastern Brazil
In the north-east of Brazil, the last decades have seen an unfamiliar phenomenon: the rise of 'new' indigenous groups in areas that were long considered as 'acculturated' by both the state and public opinion. In their pursuit to be recognized by the authorities and by fellow non-Indian citizens, these 're-emerging' Indians have continually carried out a peculiar re-construction of their 'image' as Indians, torn between romantic ideas of Indiannes…
Images of culture
Drawing on recent fieldwork in Brazil and Portugal, ‘participatory video’ is critically evaluated as a tool for anthropological research and empowerment. While questions of ‘image’ and ‘identity’ stand out as a major concern of the video workshops discussed, it is suggested that awareness-raising is the ultimate objective of audiovisual methods within a ‘shared anthropology’ that seeks not only to produce scientific knowledge, but also to acquire…
Arte e Antropologia? Para uma espécie de introdução
Este é o primeiro número da revista Cadernos de Arte e Antropologia. Como membros fundadores deste projecto editorial cabe-nos fazer uma breve apresentação dos objectivos e da filosofia que subjazem a esta publicação. O título, desde logo, desvenda a área de interesse da revista. Esta é uma publicação que pretende dar conta de pesquisas, iniciativas, produtos científicos e culturais, que busquem uma mais frutífera articulação entre a Arte e a Ant…
Créer des images, créer l'identité
Participatory video, which has a long tradition within development projects, is only recently being discovered by academic visual anthropology as a tool for scientific enquiry and representation. This article discuses its potentialities in addressing questions such as « identity », « agency », « alterity » or « subject-object relationships », based on fieldwork undertaken in Brazil and Portugal. Participatory video is proposed as a practice for b…
Ver e ser visto
Observações feitas durante uma oficina de vídeo participativo num bairro de imigrantes em Lisboa servem como ponto de partida para uma reflexão antropológico-visual sobre o "poder do olhar". O olhar das instituições do estado e dos agentes do poder, tanto do estado como da sociedade (como, por exemplo, dos media), refletem relações de poder e consolidam-nas. Os habitantes dos bairros desprivilegiados da periferia são o objeto de um olhar que os c…
Morabeza , cash or body
In the past decade, Cape Verde has been facing severe and growing problems of youth delinquency and gang-related violence. The state has reacted to this challenge mainly with a securitization politics, expanding and modernizing its security forces. As a result, the Cape Verdean prison population has more than doubled over the same period. In the capital city of Praia, more and more youths from the disadvantaged periphery find themselves behind ba…
My body imprisoned, my soul relieved
Urban street gangs flourish in the urban centres of the Cape Verdean archipelago. Most of their members belong to the male, young and economically disadvantaged strata of society. While in public discourse youth gangs are often peremptorily blamed for most of the violence and criminality that take place in the country, the internal dynamics of gang life often go unnoticed. Based on fieldwork in the cities of Praia and Mindelo, the article discuss…
The (Il)legal Indian
This article traces different aspects of the present-day juridification and judicialization of indigenous lives using the example of the Tupinambá Indians of north-eastern Brazil. The Tupinambá’s identity is being increasingly bureaucratized by public administration and is constantly being questioned by public and private agents to deny the Tupinambá’s constitutional land rights. In the course of the still ongoing process of the demarcation of th…
Film as Comrade-in-Arms
The article reflects on the relation of drama, image, and anthropological “writing” from a visual anthropological perspective, based on the case of the Hã-Hã-Hãe indigenous people from northeastern Brazil and the production of a short participatory video documentary in support of the Hã-Hã-Hãe’s case. Drama is discussed as a genre that provides the basis not only for the filmic representation of the Hã-Hã-Hãe’s struggle for recognition but also f…
Minor narratives
Let justice be done
Based on fieldwork at criminal courts in the metropolitan area of Lisbon, the article examines the performativity of criminal justice. The written and unwritten rules of criminal trial procedures are analysed as judicial scripts that guide the “making” of Justice. The formalities of the criminal trial, like those that prescribe the correct behaviour of defendants in Portuguese courts, are tied to the liminality of their social standing and their …
"Prison Is for Young People!" Youth, Violence, and the State in Praia and Mindelo, Cape Verde
In the past decade Cape Verde has seen an unexpected outburst of gang-related urban violence. The state has reacted mainly by means of a repressive securitization policy, which has not been able to offer more than temporary solutions. In public discourses, "broken" families, youth drug consumption, and a supposed lack of education and sufficiently severe punishment are often referred to as the main causes for the rise in crime. The article discus…
Rules, skills and autonomy
Discipline, educate and punish
Based on an ethnographic study in a Portuguese youth detention centre (YDC), the article discusses the divergent discourses of law, the judiciary and detention centres, and the way they are put into practice. While the law gives priority to young offenders’ ‘education’, both the sentencing practices of the judiciary and the institutional practices of YDCs adopt and implement primarily a disciplinary stance on youth justice. The article anatomizes…
Do Fundo da Cozinha ao Reino de Abissínia
A revista Cadernos de Arte e Antropologia assumiu como missão trabalhar numa zona de fronteira, procurando diálogos e articulações entre aquilo que comummente classificamos como pertencendo quer ao domínio da estética, quer ao da epistemologia. Estas áreas longamente apartadas por tradições com identidades e modos de fazer distintos, têm sido chamadas, cada vez mais, a cooperar no quadro de uma alteração de paradigma que não é propriamente recent…
It’s Wrong, but that’s the Way it is. Youth, Violence and Justice in North-Eastern Brazil
This article discusses the vertiginous proliferation of violence suffered and perpetrated by juveniles in the state of Bahia, north-eastern Brazil. Based on documentary and ethnographic evidence, it anatomizes the workings of law enforcement, juvenile justice and juvenile custody. It argues that the strategies of the police, the criminologies put into practice by the judiciary and the functioning of Youth Detention Centres collaborate to foster, …
Being crime
In Brazil, a growing number of young citizens from the socioeconomic periphery embark on a career in crime, earning their living by armed robbery or selling drugs. Through the life stories and narratives of inmates of a juvenile prison in the state of Bahia, the article anatomizes what makes these young men take up and stick to a life in conflict with the law, despite the limited profits and substantial hardships involved. I argue that the experi…
To Kill and to Die
This article discusses the life and death of juvenile drug dealers in the state of Bahia, Brazil, where the drug business has become omnipresent and a growing number of youths from the urban periphery are taking up a career with one of the country's many drug gangs. The price most of them pay for their economic success as traffickers is high: they are repeatedly imprisoned under harsh conditions, suffer severe physical violence and, at times, die…
The Punitive State
In what appears to be the staging of a Foucauldian drama on crime and punishment, the police, judiciary and penal system in Portugal work, albeit unintentionally, hand in hand in the production of juvenile delinquents. Young sub-citizens from the socioeconomic periphery are penalized as much for their state of marginality as for their deeds, transforming petty crooks into habitual offenders, doomed to spend their youth behind bars. Based on ethno…
Mortal Doubles
Police violence and the killing of suspects are ubiquitous in Brazil, with most victims being young people from the urban periphery. Policing in Brazil has been discussed in terms of postcolonial and authoritarian continuities, the social construction of criminal identities, and racialized forms of citizenship. Drawing on documentary evidence and narratives from inmates at a juvenile prison in Salvador, Bahia, this article explores police violenc…
Crime as culture revisited
In Portugal, a large number of young residents living on the urban periphery have adopted a lifestyle in constant conflict with the law. This article discusses their stories and their willingness to endure violent encounters with the police and draconian prison sentences, drawing on a cultural criminological framework of the phenomenology of delinquency. It is argued that the youths' behaviour is driven less by monetary considerations or the thri…
Every Man for Himself and All for One
Doing time in prison is a common experience for many young people from Portugal’s economically disadvantaged urban peripheries. Prison conditions are harsh and sentences are long, particularly for drug and property offences. This article discusses the simultaneously individual and collective nature of prison life, and how inmates cope with a hostile environment that threatens their emotional and physical integrity. Traditional models of prison cu…
Political science (17 obras) · Sociology (16 obras) · Law (13 obras) · Law (11 obras) · Art (10 obras) · Criminology (10 obras) · Criminal Justice and Corrections Analysis (9 obras) · Crime, Illicit Activities, and Governance (8 obras) · Gender Studies (8 obras) · Urban and sociocultural dynamics (8 obras)