Forensic and Penitentiary Psychology

Members PUCP

Borja Chávez, Jorge Diego; Bracco Bruce, Diana Lucía; Carranza Risco, Ana Sofía; Contreras Cerdeña, Eileen Janeth; Del Solar Cárdenas, Yosselin Yashira; Gallegos Dextre, Adriana; Garcés León, Andrea Beatriz; Goncalves de Freitas, Maribel Del Carmen; Hildenbrand Mellet, Adriana; Lindley Llanos, Valeria Natalia; Meza Villar, Sonia Natalie; Pariachi Ccorpa, Luisa Catherine; Pezo Ponte, Gabriela María; Rispa Hoyos, María Luisa Fernanda; Velázquez Castro, Tesania; Wakeham Nieri, Andrea Beatriz.

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Members not PUCP

Molla León, Walter

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The GIPFP is an academic space whose general objective is to contribute to the construction of knowledge on the forensic and penitentiary reality of our country. To this end, it is important to encourage reflection on persons deprived of liberty and power relations, taking into account domination and violence as well as the resistances and agencies present in punishment systems such as Penitentiary Establishments (EP) and Juvenile Diagnostic and Rehabilitation Centers (CJDR). Likewise, seeks to promote and develop research on criminalized persons and forms of punishment with a view to influence and transform treatment policies and/or the detention and imprisonment system.

• Identities/subjectivities in contexts of confinement.
• Violence, domination and resistance strategies.
• Prison treatment and resocialization.
• Prison governance, management and dynamics.
• Community participation and social action in adolescents in conflict with the law.