The Politics of Drug Violence: Criminals, Cops and Politicians in Colombia and Mexico
The Politics of Drug Violence explores the relationships among criminals, police, and politicians in Colombia and Mexico. Focusing on drug violence as a political and social issue, Angelica Duran-Martinez presents a comparative study for readers interested in criminology, government, and Latin American politics.
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The Politics of Drug Violence examines the connections among criminals, police, and politicians in Colombia and Mexico.
It focuses on drug-related violence as a political and social issue, placing the experiences of both countries at the center of its analysis.
The book offers a focused study for readers interested in crime, state institutions, and politics in Latin America.
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