Configuración de territorios de violencia y control policial: corporalidades, emociones y relaciones sociales

Abstract

This work is centered in the analysis of the processes of configuration of violent territories and police control as resultants of the network of social relations and practices that bind police groups with subjects and groups, regularly defined and typified by the same police agency as objects of their control and administration.  It is focused, in that sense, in the analysis of the corporalities and emotions qua constructors of bodies, identities and social relations.  This, because we understand sociability networks that reciprocally tie individuals by means of interdependences of diverse class, as those that outline the field of the everyday life on which the effective forms of control and violence are constructed and produced.