Criminality, public security, and the challenge to democracy in Latin America /
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Notre Dame, Ind. :
University of Notre Dame Press,
2009
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Table of Contents:
- Regional homicide patterns in Brazil / Claudio Chaves Beato and Fredrico Couto Marinho
- Citizen (in)security in Chile, 1980-2007: issues, trends, and challenges / Lucía Dammert
- Rising crime in Mexico and Buenos Aires: the effects of changes in labor markets and community breakdown / Marcelo Bergman
- La mano dura: current dilemmas in Latin American police reform / Mark Ungar
- Public opinion and the police in Chile / Hugo Frühling
- The weakness of public security forces and the Colombian criminal justice system / Elvira María Restrepo
- Criminal process reform and citizen security / Luis Pásara
- Latin America's prisons: a crisis of criminal policy and democratic rule / Mark Ungar and Ana Laura Magaloni
- "Security traps" and democratic governability in Latin America: dynamics of crime, violence, corruption, regime, and state / John Bailey
- Citizen insecurity and democracy: reflections on a paradoxical configuration / Laurence Whitehead.
