AZUARA MODEL FOR ESTABLISHING THE TYPOLOGY OF VIOLENCE (MODELO AZUARA PARA EL ESTABLECIMIENTO DE LA TIPOLOGÍA DE LA VIOLENCIA)

Abstract

There are various classifications that allow different types of violence to be identified; however, there is no general consensus. Some scholars classify violence based on the perpetrator, others on the degree of harm it causes, and others on the means used to carry it out, therefore, it is relevant to establish a classification, approaches and types of violence, taking into account the various factors that converge for its analysis and understanding, in order to generate a typology that allows a better understanding of the phenomenon of violence, in this order of ideas, The Azuara model emerges, which classifies violence into three large categories, which in turn are divided into eleven general approaches, which result, up to this point, in one hundred and fifty-four types of violence that have been identified, which enables a better analysis and understanding of the different aspects of violence and its impact on people and society, serving as a guideline that provides a series of delimited and defined guidelines that can be used to identify, generate, perfect, establish or modify the different modalities of violence that have been recognized.