Resumen de Driving responsibly:: Fines and anomie in tourists on roads
The social imaginary valorizes the belief that cultures are socially determined to abide or break the rules. Some countries, as Argentina, would have developed a social anomie because of the building of abundance of laws. Seniors lecturers as Peter Waldmann have supported a thesis of this caliber. In an opposite direction, the present notes of research shows that argentine-drivers in roads have committed fewer fines than foreign tourists. Based on the records of a private rent-a-car company we rather provide with a new methodology to study the road-security issues.
To what an extent, physical and psychological distance may encourage or discourage the attachment to the law seems to be a much deep seated issue which merits to be discussed
