INTERPRETATION OF CRIME OF “MEN RAPE” UNDER INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE by Liakopoulos, Dimitris

“…The indication of the level of gravity of the crime is necessary for the relevance of sexual violence and rape as crimes against humanity that we will see in the next years from the panorama of international criminal law.…”
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Criminology by López Rey y Arrojo, Manuel

“…The systematic content of Criminology, understood as the set of disciplines that can integrate it, still leaves much to be desired, which can be explained for two reasons: first, because of the youth of this discipline, which, unlike Criminal Law, has hardly been in existence for eighty years, except for precedents; and second, because in a good number of countries, its structure has been "positivist", and we know that Positivism, although it contributed progress, is characterized in terms of method and systematics, by the lack of one or the other.…”
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Más allá del Derecho Penal y la Salud Mental: la inimputabilidad desde un enfoque bioético by Berlaffa, Jorge Alberto

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Responsibility for pleasure by Laso, Eduardo

“…The gender perspective applied to criminal law aims to produce a subversión of basic principles such as equality before the law, presumption of innocence until proven otherwise, distintion between testimony and proof, and the presentation of evidence by the accusing party. …”
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Factorial Invariance of the Reactive/Proactive Aggression Questionnaire in Institutionalized and Non-institutionalized Lima Adolescents by Castañeda-Bernal, Rubén Gabriel, Correa-Rojas, Jossué David, Malvaceda-Espinoza, Eli Leonardo, Castañeda-Bernal, Rubén Gabriel, Correa-Rojas, Jossué David, Malvaceda-Espinoza, Eli Leonardo

“…The purpose of this study is to analyze the structural validity and invariance of the Reactive/Proactive Aggression Questionnaire (RPQ) in institutionalized and non-institutionalized adolescents from Lima. 344 male adolescents were selected, among 15 and 17 years old (Mage = 16.055, SDage = .674), 51.16% were institutionalized in a youth center for diagnosis and social rehabilitation due to conflicts with criminal law. The results show that the two-dimensional model of the RPQ presents relatively acceptable fit indices (SB-χ2 = 461.463(229), CFI = .914, RMSEA = .054 [.047-.062]). …”
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Tiempos, ritmos y prácticas en institutos para jóvenes "en conflicto con la ley penal" by Tedesco, Graciela María

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Theoretical-methodological (and political) reflections on the ethnographic process in a Closed Regime Socio-Educational Center by Gómez, María Eugenia

“…Youths are detained in these institutions because they are considered by the justice system to be "offenders or alleged offenders" of criminal law in force. In this article I focus on how daily educational practices and the particular meanings that structure "education" are configured. …”
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Reflexiones teórico-metodológicas (y políticas) sobre una investigación etnográfica en un Centro Socioeducativo de Régimen Cerrado by Gómez, María Eugenia

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A critical review of Bronislaw Malinovski’s contributions to legal antropology by Quetglas Molina, Augusto Joaquín

“…The objections found in the literature regarding Malinovski’s legal anthropology approach are discussed by focusing on four types of critics: (i) those that reject the extension given to the concept of Law, (ii) those that question the appropriateness of separating  Civil and Criminal law, (iii) those that point to the excessive rationality that Malinovski attributed to “primitive” populations, and (iv) the multiple objections made to the lack of coherence and continuity of Malinovski’s definitions along his works.…”
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Three tales about integrity by Preziosa, María Marta

“…Due to the influence of corporate criminal laws, the use of the concept of “integrity” has spread. …”
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