The "Legal Aversion to Changes" State in Touching the Model Manager of Public Security National: Advances and Challenges in the Provision of Public Service Security in Brazil

Abstract

Regarding the national public security, it is stated that current conventional models managers can no longer deal effectively with the escalation of violence and crime in order to push forward the need for broader changes in contemporary social life, to account the complexity and fragmentation of social reality of Brazilian public security. For proper delivery of public security service, it is necessary for the election of a committed and effective public security policy that must be consistently held, focusing on effective social pacification of conflicts; so that the repressive paradigm should be finally left side; splitting thus entitled to the "legal aversion to change " state with regard to national public security, since not just the mere transmission of a false sense of security to society through reinvestment in the current model reactive-repressive manager - with increasing repression State - without detailed examination of the whole issue of social conflicts, which must first of all examine in a general way factors such as criminal policy so far adopted, the current focus of the provision of public safety services made available to the population and the its effectiveness to thus - through analysis engaged with current social reality, and, using the literature and the deductive-inductive method - propose new public safety managers paradigms that are consistent with a sustainable model of "law and policy" committed to an effective social pacification of conflicts.