Murder City: Ciudad Juarez and the Global Economy's New Killing Fields
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Murder City: Ciudad Juarez and the Global Economy's New Killing Fields

by Charles Bowden

True Crime Sociología Mexico
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Charles Bowden’s Murder City examines Ciudad Juarez and its violence through the wider lens of the global economy. By presenting the city as one of the world’s new killing fields, the book explores the troubling relationship between economic forces, place, and human suffering.

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Murder City by Charles Bowden focuses on Ciudad Juarez and the violence associated with it.

The book places this setting within the wider context of the global economy.

Its subtitle frames Ciudad Juarez as part of a broader phenomenon: the emergence of new killing fields.

Bowden’s work offers a serious, place-centered examination of violence, economics, and their relationship.

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