A LÓGICA DA PREVENÇÃO A VIOLÊNCIA INSERIDA EM UM MODELO ECONÔMICO NEOLIBERAL

Abstract

This theoretical construct press match the scientific criteria required by the Evaluation Committee of the Master's Degree in Social Policy of the Universidade Católica de Pelotas. Search from the scientific and technical excellence present the results obtained from a literature review and documentary focusing on the Logic of Violence Prevention inserted into a neoliberal economic model. The research was built upon the filing and prosecution of the proposed implementation of the Violence Prevention Program proposed by the Government of the State of Rio Grande do Sul and the concept of violence in which to consolidate policies, programs and projects that propose its prevention and coping. The research has the general objective "to reveal the factors that characterize the conflict drawn from the proposal to implement a program of Prevention of Violence in a society whose dominant economic model follows the neoliberal ideology." Set in a qualitative research, oriented from the perspective of critical dialectical method, which documents constitute the target of research articles, theses, classical references, the National Policy for Reduction of Morbidity and Mortality from Accidents and Violence and the proposed base of the Prevention Program Violence of the State of Rio Grande do Sul. Guided by the theoretical assumption of violence as an intrinsic process of the neoliberal economic model discusses the issue violence from the structural approach and the concept of human rights violations, dialoguing with the totality and concreteness to extracting the object its multiple determinations in search of its essence. The survey results revealed peculiarities of the PPV / RS that match the logic of neoliberal, and establish new contradictions. The factuality of the research is established in the introduction of the structural factor in the debate and economic assessment of violence to a new paradigm for planning strategies for preventing and addressing violence in the context of social policies