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The Politics of Illicit Economies, Organized Crime, and Extra-Legal Actors Mini-Conference: New Research in Criminal Politics: Criminal Competition and Violence
Thu, September 30, 4:00 to 5:30pm PDT (4:00 to 5:30pm PDT), TBASession Submission Type: In-Person Created Panel
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The Politics of Illicit Economies, Organized Crime, and Extra-Legal Actors In-Person Mini-Conference
Session Description
This panel is designed to showcase new and cutting-edge research conducted by graduate students. Each of the papers to be presented focus on the competitive dynamics of criminal violence and its consequences for democracy, citizenship, and social order throughout the Latin American region.
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Individual Presentations
Human Rights Backlash from Below: Criminal Violence, Justice & the Rule of Law - Hannah Baron, Brown University
The Dark Side of Competition: Organized Crime and Violence in Brazil - Stephanie Gimenez Stahlberg, Johns Hopkins University
State Cohesion, Capacity, or Stability? Ending Violent Criminal Competition - Patrick Joseph Signoret, Princeton University
Grammar of Threat: The Social Order of Criminal Messages in Colombia and Mexico - Philip Luke Johnson, Princeton University; Shauna N Gillooly, University of California, Irvine