A poverty of rights : citizenship and inequality in twentieth-century Rio de Janeiro
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書誌事項
A poverty of rights : citizenship and inequality in twentieth-century Rio de Janeiro
Stanford University Press, 2008
- : cloth
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注記
Includes bibliographical references (p. [415]-445) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
A Poverty of Rights is an investigation of the knotty ties between citizenship and inequality during the years when the legal and institutional bases for modern Brazilian citizenship originated. Between 1930 and 1964, Brazilian law dramatically extended its range and power, and citizenship began to signify real political, economic, and civil rights for common people. And yet, even in Rio de Janeiro-Brazil's national capital until 1960-this process did not include everyone. Rio's poorest residents sought with hope, imagination, and will to claim myriad forms of citizenship as their own. Yet, blocked by bureaucratic obstacles or ignored by unrealistic laws, they found that their poverty remained one of rights as well as resources. At the end of a period most notable for citizenship's expansion, Rio's poor still found themselves akin to illegal immigrants in their own land, negotiating important components of their lives outside of the boundaries and protections of laws and rights, their vulnerability increasingly critical to important networks of profit and political power. In exploring this process, Brodwyn Fischer offers a critical re-interpretation not only of Brazil's Vargas regime, but also of Rio's twentieth-century urban history and of the broader significance of law, rights, and informality in the lives of the very poor.
目次
Contents Political Parties Represented in Rio de Janeiro's City Council, 1947-64 000 A Note on Historical Context 000 Introduction 1 Part I: Rights to the Marvelous City Preface to Part I: A favela vai abaixo Part I-1 00 Chapter 1: The City of Hills and Swamps 00 Chapter 2: Rio and Brazil's Populist Republic 00 Postscript to Part I: The Morro of Santo Antonio 00 Part II: Work, Law and Justica Social in Vargas' Rio Preface to Part II: On the Borders of Social Class 000 Chapter 3: Vargas and the Voz do Povo 000 Chapter 4: Word into Law: Work and Family in Vargas-Era Legislation 000 Postscript to Part II: Work, Welfare and Citizenship, 1945-64 000 Part III: Rights Poverty in the Criminal Courts Preface to Part III: Judicial Honor in the Morro 000 Chapter 5: The Poor in Classical Criminal Law 000 Chapter 6: Positivist Criminology and Paper Poverty 000 Part IV: Owning the Illegal City Preface: to Part IV Urban Ground 000 Chapter 7: Informality in Law and Custom 000 Chapter 8: The Land Wars of Rio de Janeiro 000 Postscript to Part IV: The Hardscrabble City 000 Epilogue: Poverty and Citizenship 000 Statistical Appendixes 000 I. Cross-Tabulations for Chapters 5 and 6 000 II. Regressions on Pre-1945 Sample for Chapter 5 000 III. Regressions on Post-1945 Data for Chapter Six 000 Notes 000 Bibliography Index
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