Managerial-Militarized Logic and Public Safety in Rio de Janeiro: CICC-RJ and the State’s (Re)Building Technologies

Authors

  • Bruno de Vasconcelos Cardoso IFCS/UFRJ

Keywords:

public security, New Public Management, federal intervention, technology, Rio de Janeiro

Abstract

The paper analyzes the relation between the development and reinforcement of a managerial-militarized model of thinking and organizing public safety and the technological system built for the mega-events that took place in Rio. The creation of the Integrated Center of Command and Control (CICC) is analyzed as a strategy to produce and stabilize relations among agents and institutions that ended up gathering elements of a new military urbanism, a New Public Management, and benchmarking strategies. This arrangement was further consolidated by the Federal military intervention in Rio de Janeiro’s public safety between February and December of 2018.

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Author Biography

Bruno de Vasconcelos Cardoso, IFCS/UFRJ

Professor do Departamento de Sociologia e do Programa de Pós-graduação em Sociologia e Antropologia (PPGSA) da Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ, Brasil). É coordenador de pesquisas do Núcleo de Estudos de Cidadania, Conflito e Violência Urbana (Necvu) da UFRJ, membro da Rede Latino-Americana de Estudos sobre Vigilância, Tecnologia e Sociedade (Lavits) e coordenador do Laboratório de Estudos Digitais (LED) da UFRJ. Integra como professor e pesquisador o projeto Capes/Cofecub “Passagens de Fronteiras e Cidades Seguras: Questões históricas e contemporâneas”. Possui doutorado e mestrado pelo PPGSA da UFRJ e graduação em ciências sociais pela mesma universidade.

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Published

2019-07-23

Issue

Especial 3 - 'Passagens de Fronteiras e Cidades Seguras’

Section

Articles

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