Aileen Teague
1 book
About the Author
Aileen Teague is a historian whose research focuses on the intersections of U.S. and Mexican policy, law enforcement, and transnational crime. She examines how drug-control strategies shaped bilateral relations and domestic institutions from the late twentieth century onward. Her scholarship draws on extensive archival research to illuminate the political, social, and economic forces that gave rise to contemporary enforcement regimes. Teague’s work contributes to broader conversations about security, sovereignty, and the long-term consequences of prohibitionist approaches in North America.
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archival
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