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Neste projeto de graduação propõe-se analisar os processos de reinserção social de mulheres em contexto prisional, através de um estudo comparativo entre Portugal e Angola. A pesquisa centra-se na compreensão das dinâmicas institucionais, sociais e de género que influenciam a reintegração das reclusas após o cumprimento da pena, tendo em consideração as especificidades legais, estruturais e culturais de cada país. Adotando uma abordagem qualitativa de natureza exploratória, o estudo recorre a entrevistas semiestruturadas com profissionais do sistema prisional, técnicas de reinserção social e mulheres reclusas ou em processo de reintegração. Esta metodologia visa captar, em profundidade, as perceções, experiências e práticas relacionadas com os desafios e oportunidades no percurso de reinserção feminina. O projeto procura ainda refletir criticamente sobre os modelos de avaliação de risco e as diferenças estruturais dos sistemas penitenciários de Portugal e Angola, contribuindo para a produção de conhecimento que possa fundamentar estratégias mais eficazes e humanizadas de reintegração social das mulheres em situação de reclusão.
This graduation project aims to analyze the processes of social reintegration of women in prison contexts, through a comparative study between Portugal and Angola. The study focuses on understanding the institutional, social, and gender dynamics that influence the reintegration of female inmates after serving their sentences, taking into account the legal, structural, and cultural specificities of each country. Adopting a qualitative and exploratory approach, the study uses semi-structured interviews with prison system professionals, social reintegration technicians, and incarcerated women or women in the reintegration process. This methodology aims to deeply capture perceptions, experiences, and practices related to the challenges and opportunities in the reintegration journey of female inmates. The project also seeks to critically reflect on existing public policies, risk assessment models, and the structural differences between the prison systems of Portugal and Angola, contributing to the production of knowledge that can support more effective and humanized strategies for the social reintegration of incarcerated women.
This graduation project aims to analyze the processes of social reintegration of women in prison contexts, through a comparative study between Portugal and Angola. The study focuses on understanding the institutional, social, and gender dynamics that influence the reintegration of female inmates after serving their sentences, taking into account the legal, structural, and cultural specificities of each country. Adopting a qualitative and exploratory approach, the study uses semi-structured interviews with prison system professionals, social reintegration technicians, and incarcerated women or women in the reintegration process. This methodology aims to deeply capture perceptions, experiences, and practices related to the challenges and opportunities in the reintegration journey of female inmates. The project also seeks to critically reflect on existing public policies, risk assessment models, and the structural differences between the prison systems of Portugal and Angola, contributing to the production of knowledge that can support more effective and humanized strategies for the social reintegration of incarcerated women.
Description
Projeto de Graduação apresentado à Universidade Fernando Pessoa como parte dos requisitos para obtenção do grau de Licenciada em Criminologia.
Keywords
Reinserção social Mulheres reclusas Contexto prisional Angola Portugal Abordagem qualitativa Social reintegration Female inmates Prison context Qualitative approach