Trends of the post-neoliberal criminal policy
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Criminal policy, Globalization, Neoliberal penalism, Post-neoliberal penalism, Anti-crime BillAbstract
The general object of study in this article are the major political-criminal movements of the post-World War II period. Specifically, the trends of contemporary criminal policy under the significant influence of neo-liberal penalism - of North American origin - in the final quarter fo the 20th century. The central objectives are first, to discuss the new direction of global criminal policy in the midst of the crisis of the neo-liberal model, and second, Brazilian policy in the context of the recent Law n. 13.963 (the “Anti-crime Bill”).
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