Research carried out by NEV-USP indicates that the way in which police officers interact and relate to the population, as well as the way in which police officers relate within the police institution, are central to thinking about public security policies.
More than just showing results in terms of police efficiency in reducing crime and violence, it is essential for the proper performance of their institutional missions that the police take into account: the way police officers exercise their authority with citizens in their daily work; the quality of their relationships within their institutions, with their colleagues and managers.
In this course, we discuss the results of the research “Building democracy daily: human rights, violence and institutional trust”, carried out since 2013 by NEV/USP under the CEPID funding programme of FAPESP.
Summer School of the São Paulo Universtiy for civil and militar officers of the state of São Paulo
PhD in Policing, Order and Public Security Sciences Professional (CSP) of Military Police of the state of São Paulo
Professional Masters in Policing, Order and Public Security Sciences (CAO) of Military Police of the state of São Paulo
Integrated class to PhD (CSP) and Master (CAO) students in Policing, Order and Public Security Sciences of Military Police of the state of São Paulo
Diffusion Course of the São Paulo University for civil and militar officers of the state of São Paulo
Diffusion Course of the São Paulo University, for civil and militar officers across the brazilian sates
TEACHING STAFF
The classes are taught by USP professors and NEV researchers involved in the research project “Building democracy daily: human rights, violence and institutional trust (CEPID-FAPESP)”, which underpins the course content. Distinguished guest researchers also contribute to the course, with different themes.
