Cómo hacen docencia quienes deben hacer justicia. Elementos para analizar los vínculos entre academia y derecho

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01/2025
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Universidad de San Martín de Porres
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Vox Juris
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En este trabajo abordaremos cuatro cuestiones ligadas a las percepciones que ofrecen los integrantes de la justicia penal acerca de esta institución y de la academia en la que dan clases. Para ello, comenzamos con una introducción a la temática de las prácticas docentes universitarias y su relación con la formación jurídica. Acerca de los hallazgos más relevantes, pudimos analizar algunos esquemas judiciales sobre la academia, o más en concreto, el tiempo que le destinan a la actividad docente nuestros entrevistados, y qué consecuencias posee esto último. También identificaremos los atributos del universo académico ligados a las caracterizaciones que realizan los operadores jurídicos acerca del ámbito docente, bajo el presupuesto de que estas caracterizaciones juegan un rol valioso en sus prácticas cotidianas. Por último, surgió como destacado el tema de sus trayectorias en ambos lugares, es decir, cómo para ellos ha sido más sencillo ingresar y progresar en el ámbito judicial o en el académico, junto a los efectos que todo esto acarrea. Respecto de la metodología, utilizamos la técnica de “bola de nieve”, entrevistando a doce miembros de la justicia penal: si bien se trata de una contribución de tipo exploratoria logramos avanzar en algunas categorizaciones a partir de ciertas similitudes que pudimos observar.
In this work we will address four questions linked to the perceptions offered by members of the criminal justice system about this institution and the academy where they teach. To do this, we begin with an introduction to the topic of university teaching practices and their relationship with legal training. Regarding the most relevant findings, we were able to analyze some judicial schemes about the academy, or more specifically, the time that our interviewees allocate to teaching activity, and what consequences the latter has. We will also identify the attributes of the academic universe linked to the characterizations made by legal operators about the teaching field, under the assumption that these characterizations play a valuable role in their daily practices. Finally, the topic of their trajectories in both places emerged as a highlight, that is, how it has been easier for them to enter and progress in the judicial or academic field, along with the effects that all this entails. About the methodology, we used the “snowball” technique, interviewing twelve members of the criminal justice system: although it is an exploratory contribution, we managed to advance some categorizations based on certain similarities that we were able to observe.
In this work we will address four questions linked to the perceptions offered by members of the criminal justice system about this institution and the academy where they teach. To do this, we begin with an introduction to the topic of university teaching practices and their relationship with legal training. Regarding the most relevant findings, we were able to analyze some judicial schemes about the academy, or more specifically, the time that our interviewees allocate to teaching activity, and what consequences the latter has. We will also identify the attributes of the academic universe linked to the characterizations made by legal operators about the teaching field, under the assumption that these characterizations play a valuable role in their daily practices. Finally, the topic of their trajectories in both places emerged as a highlight, that is, how it has been easier for them to enter and progress in the judicial or academic field, along with the effects that all this entails. About the methodology, we used the “snowball” technique, interviewing twelve members of the criminal justice system: although it is an exploratory contribution, we managed to advance some categorizations based on certain similarities that we were able to observe.
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