Reacting differently to violence
Seminar Social life | Thursday December 10, 2009 - 18h00 - 20h00
Social exclusion and ostracism formerly started on the outskirts of cities. Today, ironically, attempts to combat the detrimental effects of exclusion felt by suburban dwellers have become a priority in city politics. With a series of repressive laws on the one hand, and urban riots and violent crime on the other, these two worlds are increasingly growing apart. At their borderline, a former armed robber is attempting to rebuild weakened ties, to acknowledge the existence of people who used to hate each other, and to involve them in building an environment where they can live together in harmony. Against the backdrop of the suburbs, he tirelessly demonstrates that violence is not inevitable.
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Pascal LEFEBVRE
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