Permanent researcher at the Pagu Gender Studies Center; professor in the Graduate Programs in Social Sciences and Social Anthropology at the State University of Campinas (UNICAMP). An anthropologist and feminist, she obtained her Ph.D. in Social Anthropology from UNICAMP (2010-2015) and had a period as a visiting researcher at the University of Bologna - Italy (2022) with a Coimbra Group scholarship. As a researcher, she works on and supervises theses and dissertations on topics related to: the State and its margins; loves and networks of affection; prisons and carceral institutions; governmentality; transnationalities, borders, and markets. She is the editor-in-chief of the journal "cadernos pagu" and author of the book "About Cases and Marriages: Affections and Loves across female prisons in São Paulo and Barcelona," which resulted from the homonymous thesis, receiving Honorable Mention in the ANPOCS Thesis and Dissertation Competition in 2016. Currently, she coordinates the FAPESP project "Expulsions: Compulsory Measures and Imprisonment of Foreigners in an Intersectional and Comparative Perspective." Email: natcpad@unicamp.br (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This proposal focuses on the processes of expulsions of foreing people in Brazil. It tooks particular attention to the connections between expulsions and incarceration technologies from a comparative and intersectional perspective. The project aims to analyze how local features complexify and broad theoretical assumptions produced from the "global north". In order to face this challenge, …
Through a multisite ethnographic research on foreign women egresses from São Paulo and Catalonia prison systems, this project aims to analyze how gender, articulated with other differences, operates in the entanglements between prison and transnational population flows. The proposal is to analyze the juxtapositions as well as the webs produced by prison and other state border control devi…
The research takes as reference the daily work of institutional agents at the International Airport of Guarulhos (GRU), to analyze how they operate in processes such as expulsions; deportations; repatriations and arrests of foreign persons. The project takes into account airline employees, outsourced employees and the Federal Police, aiming to examine the relationships established between…
This research takes as reference the files from Museu Penitenciário Paulista, the Public Archive of the State of São Paulo, and the Central Police Department, in order to analyze imprisonments and orders of compulsory removal of foreigners who were accused of committing crimes in the State of São Paulo between the years 1940 and 1988. The year 1940 dates the institution of Museu Penitenci…
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This project aims to analyse how gender operates in the crossovers between prison and transnational population movements. The proposal is to examine the juxtapositions between prison and other state devices of borders control, through a dialogue between the studies on the criminalization of migration and the results of an ethnographic work, focused on displacements of women who leave pris…
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