Criminal Policy in Anocracy
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Criminal Policy, Anocracy, DemocracyAbstract
Autocracy and democracy are mixed in the political regimes called anocracy, are diluted in a polymorphic substance, consciously inducing citizens to unconsciousness, concealing the hypnosis of passive acceptance of authoritarian practices. The text provides a brief overview of these partial or hybrid democracies that reveal a political scenario in which economic and political elites provide the necessary resources for the preservation of power and for the increase in the militarization of social control. Thus, the preservation of the most elementary rights remains unviable, as entire territories live under total criminal control and without any legal limit.
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