Vagos y peligrosos: conceptos criminológicos y problemas urbanos en Revista de Policía (Buenos Aires, 1924-1928)

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09/2025
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Universidad Nacional de San Martín
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Estudios sociales sobre el derecho y la pena
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Entre 1924 y 1928, en Buenos Aires se presentaron tres proyectos legislativos sobre estado peligroso sin delito en el Congreso Nacional y se prepararon otros sobre vagancia, inmoralidad y mendicidad que no fueron sancionados. Estos tuvieron repercusión en Revista de Policía, de reconocida trayectoria en la Capital, desde la que se difundieron problemas urbanos asociados a la llamada delincuencia profesional. A partir del estudio de las formas de circulación de ideas sobre cómo la policía debía actuar con quienes fueron identificados como sospechosos o peligrosos, es posible analizar las relaciones y tensiones entre el saber criminológico y el policial. También se estudian los modos de recepción de ideas legislativas penales en esta publicación de reconocidos juristas como Luis Jiménez de Asúa, en especial para justificar la existencia de estados peligrosos sin delito, que habilitaban la punición e intervención policial antes de la ocurrencia de la infracción legal.
Between 1924 and 1928 in Buenos Aires, three legislative projects on dangerousness status without crime were presented in the National Congress and others were prepared on vagrancy, immorality and begging that were not sanctioned. They had an impact in Revista de Policía, with a recognized track record in the Capital, from which urban problems associated with so-called professional crime were disseminated. From the study of the forms of circulation of ideas about how the police should act with those who were identified as suspicious or dangerous, the relationships and tensions between criminological and police knowledge can be analyzed. The modes of reception of criminal legislative ideas are also studied in this publication by renowned jurists such as Luis Jimenez de Asúa, especially to justify the existence of dangerous states without crime, enabling punishment and police intervention before the occurrence of the legal infraction.
Between 1924 and 1928 in Buenos Aires, three legislative projects on dangerousness status without crime were presented in the National Congress and others were prepared on vagrancy, immorality and begging that were not sanctioned. They had an impact in Revista de Policía, with a recognized track record in the Capital, from which urban problems associated with so-called professional crime were disseminated. From the study of the forms of circulation of ideas about how the police should act with those who were identified as suspicious or dangerous, the relationships and tensions between criminological and police knowledge can be analyzed. The modes of reception of criminal legislative ideas are also studied in this publication by renowned jurists such as Luis Jimenez de Asúa, especially to justify the existence of dangerous states without crime, enabling punishment and police intervention before the occurrence of the legal infraction.
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