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TRANSFORMING STATE RESPONSES TO FEMINICIDE

PERSPECTIVES ON CRIME, LAW AND JUSTICE IN THE GLOBAL SOUTH

Series editors: Prof Kerry Carrington and Prof Mximo Sozzo

Scholarly perspectives on crime, law and justice have generally been sourced from a select number of countries from the Global North, whose journals, conferences, publishers and universities dominate the intellectual landscape. As a consequence, research about these matters in the Global South has tended to uncritically reproduce concepts and arguments developed in the Global North to understand local problems and processes. In recent times, there have been substantial efforts to undo this colonized way of thinking leading to a burgeoning body of new work. Southern theories, subaltern knowledges and border epistemologies are challenging the social science to open up new ways of thinking about society, crime, law and justice.

This book series aims to publish and promote innovative new scholarship with a long term view of enhancing cognitive justice and democratising the production of knowledge. Topics of interest from the perspective of the global south include - environmental and ecological plunder; gendered violence; religion, war and terror; drug wars; the historical and contemporary legacies of slavery; the contemporary legacies of injustice arising from dispossession and colonisation; systems of punishment and forms of customary or transitional justice; human rights abuses and struggles for justice - all of which threaten the security of peoples who inhabit the global south.

Previous Volume:

Southern Green Criminology: A Science to End Ecological Discrimination

Edited by David Rodrguez Goyes

Forthcoming Volumes:

Perspectives on the Histories of Punishment in Ireland

Edited by Lynsey Black, Louise Brangan and Deirdre Healy

International Editorial Advisory Board

Prof Elena Azaola Garrido, Centre for study and investigation Social Anthropology, Mexico

Prof Rosemary Barberet, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, USA

Dr Jarrett Blaustein, Lecturer in Criminology, Monash University, Australia

Prof G.S. Bajpai, Registrar & Professor, National Law University, Delhi, India

Associate Prof Avi Brisman, University of Kentucky, USA

Prof Meda Chesney-Lind, University of Hawaii, USA

Prof Elliott Currie, University of California, USA

Prof Camila Prando, University of Brazil, Brazil

Prof Patricia Faraldo Cabana, University of A Coruna, Spain

Dr Kate Fitzgibbon, Monash University, Australia

Prof Manuel Iturralde, Universidad de Andes, Colombia

Prof Jianhong Liu, University of Macau, China

Dr David Rodriguez Goyes, Assistant professor at the Antonio Nario University, Colombia

Prof Vera Malaguti, State University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Prof Ragnhild Sollund, University of Oslo, Norway

Elizabeth Stanley, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand

Prof Clifford Shearing, University of South Africa, South Africa

Dr Leon Moosavi, Director of the University of Liverpool, Singapore

Prof Nigel South, University of Essex, UK

Prof Sandra Walklate, University of Liverpool, UK

Prof Richard Sparks, University of Edinburgh, UK

Prof Robert White, University of Tasmania, Australia

Prof Chuen-Jim Sheu (), National Taipei University, Hong Kong

Prof Eugenio R. Zaffaroni, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina

Dr Diego Zyman, University of Buenos Aries, Argentina

TRANSFORMING STATE RESPONSES TO FEMINICIDE

Womens Movements, Law and Criminal Justice Institutions in Brazil

FIONA MACAULAY

University of Bradford, UK

United Kingdom North America Japan India
Malaysia China

Emerald Publishing Limited
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First edition 2021

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CONTENTS

List of Tables

Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations Used

Map of Brazil

Acknowledgements

LIST OF TABLES

GLOSSARY OF TERMS AND ABBREVIATIONS USED

bancada feminina	cross-party womens caucus in Brazilian legislatures
Belm do Par Convention	Inter-American Convention on the Prevention, Punishment, and Eradication of Violence against Women
BO	Police incident report (boletim de ocorrncia)
CCJ	Standing Committee on Constitution, Justice and Citizenship (Comisso de Constituio, Justia e Cidadania)
CEDAW	UN Convention for the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination Against Women
CEVID	Committee on Women and Domestic Violence (Coordenadoria Estadual das Mulheres em Situao de Violncia Domstica e Familiar)
CIM	Inter-American Commission of Women (Comisin Interamericana de Mujeres)
CNDM	National Council for Womens Rights (Conselho Nacional dos Direitos da Mulher)
CNJ	National Justice Council (Conselho Nacional de Justia)
CNMP	National Prosecutors Office Council (Conselho Nacional do Ministrio Pblico)
DEAMs	Womens police stations (Delegacias Especializadas no Atendimento Mulher)
delegacia	Police precinct (run by the civil police, for the investigation of crimes)
FBSP	Brazilian Forum on Public Safety (Frum Brasileiro de Segurana Pblica)
feminicide	the intentional killing of a girl or woman for reasons related to social norms around gender roles
homicdio privilegiado	mitigated homicide, voluntary manslaughter
homicdio qualificado

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