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The ILAS Working Papers on Latin America are articles, research reports, position papers and various other works-in-progress by faculty, visiting scholars and other affiliates of the Institute of Latin American Studies and Columbia University. By making this scholarship available online, we hope to serve as a resource and to create a virtual meeting place for dialogue and the development of new ideas. Discussion generated on this site helps ILAS strengthen our programming to meet the ever-evolving interests of our academic community. Working Papers can also be accessed at the Columbia University Academic Commons.
Working Papers
Crime, Insecurity, Fear in Mexico: Ethnographic and Policy Approaches
An Interdisciplinary Workshop
Columbia University, New York City
Friday, November 13 and Saturday, November 14, 2009
School of International and Public Affairs
420 West 118th Street, Room 1512
'De este delito por el que vengo': Historias de Vida de Policías Sentenciados por Secuestro
Elena Azaola, Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios Superiores en Antropología Social-México
Urban Violence, Quality of LIfe, and the Future of Latin American Cities: The Dismal Record So Far and the Search for New Analytical Frameworks to Sustain the Bias Towards Hope
Diane Davis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
(In)Security and Policiing in a Marginalized Mexico City Neighborhood: Perceptions, Experiences and Practices Markus-Michael Muller, Freie Universitat Berlin
Comments on “The Violence of Traffic,” Crime, Insecurity, Fear in Mexico: Ethnographic and Policy Approaches
Mary Roldan, Hunter College, City University of New York
