Urban Violent Crime in Contemporary Mozambican Society

The book brings a courageous radiography about Mozambique organized in the axis of the negation of the Other the fragility of the feeling of belonging and inclusion and the regulation of conflicts from abusive and criminal forms. It is not possible to remain indifferent to the study presented. Disagreement is healthy in the production of knowledge. In fact the work contains a courageous vision about the formation of the Mozambican State and reveals the silence that guides the coexistence of one with another and of all with each one. It is an instigating work that brings into question many of the analytical and explanatory categories of the formation of a society and a vision of a country. Nair Teles Sociology Department and Research Group Health and SocietyFaculty of Arts and Social SciencesEduardo Mondlane University