Feminist Criminological Approaches
A Contribution to the Design of Public Policies
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https://doi.org/10.61243/calamo.21.404Keywords:
Feminist theory, Criminology, Victimization, Gender narratives;, Violence against women, IntersectionalityAbstract
For too long, criminology has been presented as a rational and objective ordering of gender-neutral individuals, while, at the same time, its approach has been directed from a male perspective. In response, the feminist perspective in the field of criminology critiques this androcentric bias of traditional criminology, that is, the privileging of men's experiences and perspectives in relation to the empirical and theoretical knowledge produced about crime. Essentially, criminology with a feminist approach has shown that crime and victimization are gendered, ethnicized; and conditioned by heterogeneity of norms. All of this has determined indelible contributions to the understanding of crime and its control. This approach has endowed public institutional frameworks with theoretical inputs closely aligned with reality, thereby enabling a better design of public policies focused on the criminal phenomenon.
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