Lecture “Mexico, violence and democracy for all”

On November 13th, the Violence and Citizenship Research Group (GPVC) welcomes professor Arturo Alvarado Mendoza, from El Colegio de México, for the lecture “Mexico, violence and democracy for all”.

Arturo Alvarado has a PhD in Social Sciences with a specialization in Sociology from the College of Mexico and has worked since 1986 as a professor-researcher at the Center for Sociological Studies of the College of Mexico. He is also a consultant for the UN and the World Bank, focusing on issues related to justice, human rights and security in Latin America, developing extensive research on violence and justice systems.

The activity will take place in the Enrique Padrós Room, at IFCH/UFRGS, from 3pm, and does not require prior registration.

Promotion:
PPG in Sociology and Postgraduate Program in Citizen Security (UFRGS).