The Double Educational-Sanctioning Objective in Brazil and in France: Different Organizational Configurations Directed to the Adolescent in Conflict with the Law
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The paper aims to discuss how the dual educational-sanctionary objective, based on the United Nations’ Doctrine for Child Protection, is implemented in three different institutions focused on sanctioning adolescents in conflict with the law. By comparing one Brazilian institution against two French ones, we were able to observe different possibilities to operationalize the principle that understands the adolescent as a developing subject, based on different connections between security and education. The exposed data suggests a trend to emphasize the sanctioning aspect, in spite of the different configurations observed in each context
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| Authors | Vinuto, Juliana;Duprez, Dominique; |
| Journal | dilemas: revista de estudos de conflito e controle social |
| Year | 2019 |
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