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Consuming Copacabana: Images of Security and Strategies of Exclusion in Brazil's Tourism Capital
Unformatted Document Text:  25 Table 5: Informant Demographic Information Informant 9 Gender Age Profession Residence Interview Date Maria Female 63 Business owner/real estatemanager Copacabana 8/2/04 João Male 30 Beach stand (barraca) worker North Zone 8/3/04 Carla Female 36 Live-in maid Copacabana 8/3/04 Bernardo Male 46 Newspaper stand owner JardimBotânico 8/5/04 Source: “Crafting Copacabana: Images of Security and Strategies of Exclusion in Brazil’sTourism Capital,” interviews conducted by author in Copacabana, August 2004. Table 6: Threats to Security Informant Descriptions Maria Robbery; Prostitution; Police corruption; Police and drug trafficker fightsStealing jewelry and money for drugs (usually associated with prostitution) João “Lack of security;” Assault; Pickpocketing and mugging (“furtos” and “roubos”) oftourists’ money, watches and cameras Carla Nothing specific, level of security “é normal” (is normal) Bernardo Small-time muggings (“Roubozinhos”)Small-time pickpocketing (“Furtinhos”) Source: “Crafting Copacabana: Images of Security and Strategies of Exclusion in Brazil’sTourism Capital,” interviews conducted by author in Copacabana, August 2004. 9 All names are pseudonyms.

Authors: Weiss-Laxer, Nomi.
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Table 5: Informant Demographic Information
Informant
9
Gender
Age
Profession
Residence
Interview
Date
Maria
Female
63
Business owner/real estate
manager
Copacabana
8/2/04
João
Male
30
Beach stand (barraca) worker
North Zone
8/3/04
Carla
Female
36
Live-in maid
Copacabana
8/3/04
Bernardo
Male
46
Newspaper stand owner
Jardim
Botânico
8/5/04
Source: “Crafting Copacabana: Images of Security and Strategies of Exclusion in Brazil’s
Tourism Capital,” interviews conducted by author in Copacabana, August 2004.
Table 6: Threats to Security
Informant
Descriptions
Maria
Robbery; Prostitution; Police corruption; Police and drug trafficker fights
Stealing jewelry and money for drugs (usually associated with prostitution)
João
“Lack of security;” Assault; Pickpocketing and mugging (“furtos” and “roubos”) of
tourists’ money, watches and cameras
Carla
Nothing specific, level of security “é normal” (is normal)
Bernardo
Small-time muggings (“Roubozinhos”)
Small-time pickpocketing (“Furtinhos”)
Source: “Crafting Copacabana: Images of Security and Strategies of Exclusion in Brazil’s
Tourism Capital,” interviews conducted by author in Copacabana, August 2004.
9
All names are pseudonyms.


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