Resumen

OCHOA ELIZONDO, Marisol. Criminal Decolonizations: Recurrent Modifications and Alternative Productions of Criminal Spaces. Hist. graf [online]. 2019, n.52, pp.225-263. ISSN 1405-0927.

In recent years, the behavior of some criminal organizations in Mexico have developed spacious turns in specific territories. These modificactions could respond to a multiplicity of factors where the violence effect, as a result of criminal activities, could be analized from their own effectuality in the experience spaces; developing new models of criminal reconfigurations in the environment, allowing new forms of alternative discursive representations that established relational links in the criminal environment that promoted and created alternative criminal logics called decolonized, implying new mechanisms of violence in different spaces, modifying social, political, economical and cultural relations in some specific locations, creating alternative spaces of existence and survival.

Palabras llave : reconfiguration; space; effectuality; historicity; criminality.

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