Veranstaltungshinweis vom 31.03.2014

Im Rahmen des Workshops (Flyer anbei), drei Vorträge mit Mexiko-Themen

Datum, Zeit: 04.04.2014 | 09:30 - 05.04.2014
Projekthaus desiguALdades.net, Boltzmannstr. 1, 14195 Berlin

Lageplan − Übersicht

Lageplan − Detail

Mora, Mariana:
Indigenous Nahua Women Naming State Violence: The Effects of Human Rights, Masculinities and the Security Politics in the Mountain Region of Guerrero

Picato, Pablo
Public Attitudes Toward Crime and Extrajudicial Punishment in mid Twentieth-century Mexico

Hernández, Rosalva Aida:
Structural Racism and the Criminalization of Poverty:
Imprisoned Indigenous Women in Mexico

Background and Objectives

Is the state capable of reducing or eliminating inequalities, or is it a major factor in their production and reproduction? The assumption that the state is one of the most powerful and important actors for reducing inequalities and the resulting patterns of socio-economic (and political) exclusion dominates the mainstream literature on welfare state development in Latin America. Darker dimensions of state practices, however, are repeatedly brought to our attention. These range from the effects of selective targeting of welfare recipients, of the uneven territorial reach of social policy implementation, and of the criminalization of poverty and exclusion of specific social groups. These state practices suggest that, far from reducing inequalities, states actively contribute to their perpetuation.

This workshop turns to the state and state practices as objects of analysis, and seeks to bring together an interdisciplinary group of scholars in order to critically interrogate the state and state practices as active producers of social, cultural and political inequalities in Latin America. The discussion is organized along three interrelated sessions which are concerned with different dimensions of the state and state practices. Participants will address particular cases that speak to the wider, diverse regional context. The first session sets up the broad historical context in which we frame our discussion of Latin American states and state practices and their relation to questions of inequality. It is followed by two thematic sessions concerned with transformations in the current, neoliberal moment, but which are attentive to historical continuities and changes.

	Link
	Re-thinking the State: Law and Politics in the Making of Inequalities in Latin America

	Anhang
	Program Workshop Re-thinking the State (PDF)

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