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o medo generalizado e a militarização da questão urbana

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Fobópole
Marcelo J. L. Souza
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Bertrand Brasil
Language
Portuguese
Pages
288

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Subjects
Urban violence, Cities and towns, Growth, Administration of Criminal justice
Places
Brazil

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Fobópole: o medo generalizado e a militarização da questão urbana
2008, Bertrand Brasil
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. 268-285) and index.

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Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Classifications

Library of Congress
HN290.Z9 V5697 2008, HN290.Z9 V575 2008

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288 p.
Number of pages
288

ID Numbers

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OL30743881M
ISBN 13
9788528613186
LCCN
2012486109
OCLC/WorldCat
261174233

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