Une analyse ethnographique de la médiation extrajudiciaire et communautaire au Brésil
An ethnographic analysis of out-of-court and community mediation in Brazil
Marcella Beraldo de Oliveira · 2019
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Summary
Studies out-of-court and community mediation in Brazil, which the author calls “justices of dialogue”, through an ethnography in the “rights desks” of Rio de Janeiro and Olinda, where family conflicts and maintenance payments are the main matters dealt with. She argues that, despite the ideal of participatory justice and access to law, these practices tend to turn poor women into subjects of maintenance payments rather than of citizens' rights, through an educational control of families that imposes the nuclear family model. Useful for those who design or evaluate community and family mediation services with a gender perspective.
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Details
- Authors
- Beraldo de Oliveira, Marcella
- Year
- 2019
- Publisher or source
- Brésil(s), n.º 16 (2019), dossier «Genre et justice» (traducción de Christine Rufino Dabat)
- Type
- Article
- Language
- French
- Jurisdiction
- Brasil
- Licence
- CC BY-NC-ND
- DOI
- 10.4000/bresils.5250