The informal regulation of criminal markets in Latin America
"This book explains how states informally regulate drug markets in Latin America. It shows how and why state actors, specifically police and politicians, confront, negotiate with or protect drug dealers to extract illicit rents or prevent criminal violence. The book highlights how, in countries...
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| Formato: | Libro electrónico |
| Lenguaje: | Inglés |
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- 1. Informal Regulation of Criminal Markets in Latin America
- 2. Theory of Drug Market Regulation
- 3. Particularistic Confrontation: The Persistent War between Gangs and Police in Rio de Janeiro
- 4. Particularistic Negotiation: The Decentralization of Police Corruption and Increase in Violence in Rosario, Santa Fe
- 5. Coordinated Protection: The Consolidation of Centralized Corruption in Buenos Aires
- 6. Coordinated Coexistence: The Consolidation of a Police-Gang Truce in São Paulo
- 7. Regulation of Criminal Markets in Weak Institutional.