Hybrid governance as a dynamic hub for violent non-state actors: examining the case of Rio de Janeiro

This paper aims to expand the concept of hybrid governance and analyses the case of Rio Janeiro, where criminal control coexists with the state. This study addresses the following research question: is Rio de Janeiro an important case for expanding the concept of hybrid governance in peace and secur...

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Published in:Revista Brasileira de Política Internacional 2021-01, Vol.64 (2)
Main Authors: Pimenta, Marília Carolina B. Souza, Suarez, Marcial Alécio Garcia, Ferreira, Marcos Alan
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
21st century
Case studies
Developing countries
Globalization
Governance
Hybrid Governance
LDCs
Legitimacy
Non-state actors
Organized Crime
Peace
POLITICAL SCIENCE
Rio de Janeiro
Society
Transnationalism
Violence
Violent Non-State Actors
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Summary:This paper aims to expand the concept of hybrid governance and analyses the case of Rio Janeiro, where criminal control coexists with the state. This study addresses the following research question: is Rio de Janeiro an important case for expanding the concept of hybrid governance in peace and security studies? The results show that not only can it be considered a space of hybrid governance, but also a dynamic hub with constant violence outbreaks with local and global impact.
ISSN:0034-7329
1983-3121
1983-3121
DOI:10.1590/0034-7329202100207