Making Peace in Drug Wars: Crackdowns and Cartels in Latin America (Cambridge Studies in Comparative Politics)
Benjamin Lessing examines the complex relationship between crackdowns, cartels, and peace efforts in Latin America. Drawing on a comparative politics perspective, Making Peace in Drug Wars offers a focused study of conflict, security, and the difficult pursuit of peace amid drug wars.
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Making Peace in Drug Wars explores the challenges of pursuing peace amid drug-related conflict in Latin America.
The book focuses on the relationship between government crackdowns and criminal cartels, offering a comparative politics perspective.
Benjamin Lessing considers how efforts to confront organized drug trafficking can shape conflict and the prospects for peace.
Part of the Cambridge Studies in Comparative Politics series, this work is suited to readers interested in Latin American politics, security, and organized crime.
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