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Reading drug and security policy through the lens of the street-level bureaucrat: Reflections on practice from Brazil, Argentina, Chile, and Ecuador
Thu, May 28, 8:00 to 9:45am, TBASession Submission Type: Panel
Abstract
This panel focuses on the frontline of drug and security policy implementation. Drawing on case studies from Brazil, Chile, Argentina and Ecuador, the papers take a closer look at state-citizen encounters by examining how police and teachers inhabit their roles as street level bureaucrats, and what implications their decisions carry for policy effectiveness and democratization.
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Law enforcement vs. service provision: normative expectations in police-citizen encounters - Rodrigo F Suassuna, Universidade Católica de Brasília; Claudio Dantas Monteiro, Universidade de Brasilia
Drugs and educational exclusion: Unpacking how teacher discretion can impact access and equity - Maria Jose Bermeo, Teachers College Columbia University
How Have Street Level Bureaucrats Been Enforcing Drug Laws? A comparative study among Brazil, Chile, and Argentina - Tânia M Pinc, Getulio Vargas Foundation