Sex, Drugs, and Body Counts: The Politics of Numbers in Global Crime and Conflict
by Peter Andreas, Kelly M. Greenhill
Peter Andreas and Kelly M. Greenhill examine the politics of numbers in global crime and conflict. Focusing on sex, drugs, and body counts, this book considers how measurement intersects with international affairs, violence, and transnational crime.
About This Book
Sex, Drugs, and Body Counts explores the political significance of numbers in global crime and conflict.
Peter Andreas and Kelly M. Greenhill focus on how counting practices relate to the interpretation and governance of serious transnational issues.
The book connects crime, drugs, violence, and statistical measurement within a broader political and social context.
It is suited to readers interested in international affairs, crime, conflict, and the politics of data.
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