Segurança pública como política pública no Brasil

Abstract

This work of bibliographic methodology had the objective of identifying the most relevant points directed to Public Security Policy in Brazil. There is a great dichotomy in studying security policies in Brazil, since with post-democratization since the 1988 constituent, all aspects of the State seek to concretize their public policies in a more participatory way, as one might expect in this way to govern. Public security as a counterpoint to democratization still has little progress being constituted throughout this period in an authoritarian and excluding. The State has not been able to prepare itself efficiently to prevent the uncontrolled increase in crime and violence in our country. Only now, as a result of the consolidation of the Single Public Security System-SUSP, public security tends to consolidate in a more democratic way in the search for control of crime and violence in order to promote, together with the participation of society, of the State of Right of Right and also a system of Public Security with quality and participation in our country.