Libardo José Ariza (2023). Tres décadas de encierro. El constitucionalismo liminal y la prisión en la era del populismo punitivo. Bogotá: Universidad de los Andes-Siglo del Hombre Editores.
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Universidad de Los Andes
Colombia
Abstract
Fernando Leon Tamayo Arboleda reviews Tres décadas de encierro. El constitucionalismo liminal y la prisión en la era del populismo punitivo by Libardo José Ariza.
Title translated into English: Three Decades of Confinement: Liminal Constitutionalism and Prison in the Age of Punitive Populism.
The Spanish version of this book review is also available https://www.crimejusticejournal.com/article/view/3928/1572
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Author Biography
Lawyer from Universidad de Antioquia. He holds a master’s degree in criminal law from Universidad Eafit. PhD in Law from Universidad de los Andes. He is currently a professor at the Universidad de los Andes, Bogotá. His lines of research focus on criminology, sociology of law, sociology of punishment, and criminal law. His most recent publications are the book Del Estado al parque: el gobierno del crimen en las ciudades contemporáneas published by Siglo del Hombre Editores; and the papers "Understanding contradictory styles of punishment" in Theoretical Criminology, "Urban surveillance and crime governance in Bogotá" in City, Culture and Society; and "Building a secure city: urban governance, crime control and segregation in Bogotá" in City.