Written by leading scholars from the Americas and Europe, this
is a thorough assessment of state-supported murder and violence in
Latin America.Examines the trajectory of murder and violence in the
region over the past two centuries and elucidates theories and
trends regarding violence since the end of colonial rule Covers
topics such as "the disappeared," the rise of drug cartels and
narco-violence, physical violence against wives, the judging and
sentencing of violent crimes, genocide, and state terrorism
Explains and applies macro-level theories regarding the rise of
civilization, state building, and violence to contemporary Latin
America Demonstrates the complexity of an issue at the forefront of
life and politics in the region today
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