The Social Work Co-Management Device for the State Violence Wave and the Spiral of Social Aggressivity

Abstract

Social Work as a device means a process of eradication of insecurity and construction of security, but not from coercion, but from the systematic persuasion of common interests, spheres and co-responsibilities. It is a system of balance of powers and influences between political and civil actors in the face of the wave of violence and the spiral of criminality in which radical sectors have positioned themselves, legitimizing their interests and atrocities with the adhesion to civil distrust before their authorities and corruption of politicians. In this sense, the objective of the present work is to review the existing literature to specify and discuss the scope and limits of a device focused on intercession rather than surveillance and control, indignation and activism. A documentary study was conducted with a selection of sources indexed to leading repositories in Latin America, considering their year of publication and the content of concepts and findings relevant to their inclusion in a security co -management device. Three hypotheses of investigation for the study of the differences and agreements between governors and governed are warned.