Mexico Drug Policy and Security Review 2012
Mexico's new president Enrique Peña Nieto has trumpeted its proposed reforms, but there are more similarities than differences with the Calderon Administration.
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Is Chicago on the Road to Becoming an American Ciudad Juárez?
The presence of Mexican-origin drugs in Chicago is more prominent now than ever before
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Why Arresting “El Chapo” Might Be a Bad Thing
It sounds crazy, but catching the most notorious and wanted drug trafficker in the world might be a bad thing.
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¿Por qué es más difícil desarticular las actuales redes criminales mexicanas que los carteles colombianos de los años noventa?
Peter J. Munson
Thu, 04/12/2012 - 1:25pm
Mexican criminal networks are far more decentralized and thus more resiliant than the Colombian cartels of the 1980s.
Understanding Informational Features of Transnational Criminal Networks: Cases from Mexico and Guatemala
Peter J. Munson
Mon, 04/09/2012 - 9:02pm
A look at the gray agents - the public servants, political actors, or security agents - that promote criminal interests.
Five Ps for a Violence Reduction Strategy in Mexico (Part I)
In the first of a three part series, Guillermo Vázquez del Mercado Almada describes organized crime in Mexico and lays a basis for his "five Ps" proposal to reduce violence there.