THE POLITICS OF DRUG VIOLENCE: Criminals, Cops and Politicians in Colombia and Mexico
Angelica Duran-Martinez examines the politics of drug violence in Colombia and Mexico, focusing on the relationships among criminals, cops, and politicians. This comparative study offers a focused exploration of crime, power, and governance in two countries shaped by the challenges of drug-related violence.
About This Book
The Politics of Drug Violence examines drug violence through a political lens.
Focusing on Colombia and Mexico, the book considers the connections among criminals, police, and politicians.
Angelica Duran-Martinez explores how these actors shape the broader politics surrounding drug violence.
It offers a comparative perspective on crime, power, and governance in two Latin American countries.
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