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Payan, Tony |
the many labyrinths of illegal drug policy: framing the issues |
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p. 3-32 |
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Martin, William C. |
Cartels, corruption, carnege , and cooperation |
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p. 33-64 |
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Moloeznik, Marcos Pablo |
President Felipe Calderon's strategy combat organized crime |
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p. 65-94 |
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Correa-Cabrera, Guadalupe; Nava, José |
Drug wars, social networks, and the right to information: informal media as freedom of the press in northern Mexico. |
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p. 95-118 |
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Benítez Manaut, Rúl |
Organized crime as the highest threat to mexican national security and democracy. |
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p. 149-173 |
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Villalobos, José D. |
A federalist George W. Bush and anti-federalist Barack Obama? the irony and para doxes behind republican and democratic administration drug policies. |
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p. 174-192 |
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Slack, Jeremy; Whiteford, Scott |
Caugh in the middle: undocumented migrants' expperiences with drug violence |
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p. 193-216 |
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Staudt, Kathleen; O'rourke, Beto |
Challenging foreign policy from the border: the frty-year war on drugs |
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p. 217-238 |
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Sabet, Daniel M. |
The role of citizens and civil society in mexico's security crisis.: p. 239-257 |
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Alvarado Martínez, Israel; Guillén López, Germán |
Regulating drugs as a crimen: a challenge for the social science |
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p. 258-284 |
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Caulkins, Jonathan P.; Sevigny, Eric L. |
The U.S. causes but cannot ( or will not) solve mexico' s drug problems |
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p. 285-310 |
