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Lei do desmanche, PCC e mercados

Dismantling law, PCC and markets
[journal article]

Feltran, Gabriel
Rocha, Rafael
Maldonado, Janaina
Zambon, Gregório
De Gobbi, Fernanda

Abstract

No estado de São Paulo, as notificações de roubos e furtos de veículos cresceram entre 2003 e 2014. Desde então, esse tipo de crime tem diminuído. O que explicaria essa oscilação? Combinando experiências etnográficas e dados quantitativos, o artigo propõe um quadro analítico composto por três hipóte... view more

No estado de São Paulo, as notificações de roubos e furtos de veículos cresceram entre 2003 e 2014. Desde então, esse tipo de crime tem diminuído. O que explicaria essa oscilação? Combinando experiências etnográficas e dados quantitativos, o artigo propõe um quadro analítico composto por três hipóteses explicativas: (i) a implementação da "Lei do Desmanche"; (ii) as transformações nas dinâmicas do Primeiro Comando da Capital e (iii) as mudanças econômicas associadas à indústria automobilística. Nossos resultados sugerem que a implementação da "Lei do Desmanche", regulando o mercado ilegal de autopeças, teve efeitos decisivos na diminuição da subtração veicular. As demais hipóteses sugerem efeitos acessórios que também merecem atenção.... view less


In the state of São Paulo, notifications of vehicle thefts and robberies increased between 2003 and 2014. Since then, this type of crime has decreased. What would explain this oscillation? Combining ethnographic experiments and quantitative data, the article proposes an analytical framework composed... view more

In the state of São Paulo, notifications of vehicle thefts and robberies increased between 2003 and 2014. Since then, this type of crime has decreased. What would explain this oscillation? Combining ethnographic experiments and quantitative data, the article proposes an analytical framework composed of three explanatory hypotheses: (i) the implementation of the "Dismantling Law"; (ii) transformations in the dynamics of the Primeiro Comando da Capital and (iii) economic changes associated with the automobile industry. Our results suggest that the implementation of the "Auto Dismantling Law", regulating the illegal car parts market, had decisive effects on the decrease of vehicle theft. The other hypotheses suggest ancillary effects that also deserve attention.... view less

Keywords
Brazil; organized crime; larceny; motor vehicle; shadow economy; black market; violence; homicide; drug-related crime; informal sector; violent crime

Classification
Criminal Sociology, Sociology of Law

Free Keywords
São Paulo; Personenkrfatwagen; Gewaltverbrechen; Drogenhandel; Mord; Systemtransformation

Document language
Portuguese

Publication Year
2023

Page/Pages
p. 17-43

Journal
Tempo Social: revista de sociologia da USP, 35 (2023) 1

DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/0103-2070.ts.2023.204351

ISSN
1809-4554

Status
Published Version; peer reviewed

Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0


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