Crime and Punishment in Latin America

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Criminal Justice and Penology Medieval and Early Modern Justice Historical Studies in Latin America

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List of Tables and Figures Preface / Gilbert M. Joseph Acknowledgments Introduction: Writing the History of Law, Crime, and Punishment in Latin America / Carlos Aguirre and Ricardo D. Salvatore Part I. Legal Mediations: State, Society, and the Conflictive Nature of Law and Justice Crime in the Time of the Great Fear: Indians and the State in the Peruvian Southern Andes, 1780-1820 / Charles F. Walker Women, Order, and Progress in Guzman Blanco's Venezuela, 1870-1888 / Arlene J. Diaz Judges, Lawyers, and Farmers: Uses of Justice and the Circulation of Law in Rural Buenos Aires, 1900-1940 / Juan Manuel R. Palacio Work, Property, and the Negotiation of Rights in the Brazilian Cane Fields: Campos, Rio de Janeiro, 1930-1950 / Luis A. Gonzalez Part II. The Social and Cultural Construction of Crime The Criminalizaton of the Syphilitic Body: Prostitutes, Health Crimes, and Society in Mexico City, 1867-1930 / Christina Rivera-Garza Healing and Mischief: Witchcraft in Brazilian Law and Literature, 1890-1922 / Dain Borges Passion, Perversity, and the Pace of Justice in Argentina at the Turn of the Last Century / Kristin Ruggiero Cuidado con los Rateros: The Making of Criminals in Modern Mexico City / Pablo Piccato Part III / Contested Meanings of Punishment The Penalties of Freedom: Punishment in Post-emancipation Jamaica / Diana Paton Death and Liberalism: Capital Punishment after the Fall of Rosas / Ricardo D. Salvatore Disputed Views of Incarceration in Lima, 1890-1930: The Prisoners' Agena for Prison Reform / Carlos Aguirre Girls in Prison: The Role of the Buenos Aires Casa Correccional de Mujeres as an Institution for Child Rescue, 1890-1940 / Donna J. Guy Remembering Freedom: Life as Seen From the Prison Cell (Buenos Aires Province, 1930-1950) / Lila M. Caimari Afterword: Law and Society in Comparative Perspective / Douglas Hay Contributors Index

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