1. Lisbon Immigrant's Justice Perceptions
Submission spirit
Lisbon Immigrant's Justice Perceptions
António Pedro Dores,
Octobre 2007

2. Socio-criminal Thesis
Cf. Robert K. Merton, "Estrutura social e Anomia" em Sociologia - Teoria e Estrutura, São Paulo, Mestre Jou, 1970, pp
Lack of social and economic resources
Crime

3. Historical and Political Thesis
Woodiwiss, Michael (2005) Gangster Capitalism: The United States and the Global Rise of Organized Crime, London, Constable.
Lack of social and economic resources
Crime

4. Social dynamics
To study institutions (as prisons) is relevant, even it can be tricky if one do not face ideological and disciplinary bias.
ex: who are the criminals, what is socially relevant on crime?
the condemn actions (sociological choice) or
those in power who fail to conform the spirit of the law (historian choice)?

5. Analytical Space Against the clock (social thesis)
Vertical authority (historical thesis)
Visceral Plan
Socio-economic Plan
Normative Plan
Tertiary Socialization
“Crime”
Secondary Socialization “Delinquency”
Primary Socialization
“domestic violence”
Private plans

6. Study about feelings on Justice by non nationals in Lisbon
Experience:
Interviewing (family  individual)
Biographical study on condemn people
Workshop on fear

7. Empirical Conclusions
The presence of the interviewer causes fear
The answers about what is justice are well informed
Positive image of Portuguese justice compare images of justice in their different home lands
Very difficult to discuss cases, any cases, and to talk about family

8. Submission spirit Social secrets respect (fear)
Cooperative and informed mind
Moral resilience to abuse, violence and trauma
Social capacity of production (secrets, labour, sacrificial stigma )