Political Violence, Terrorism & Resistance / Political Violence, Terrorism & Resistance

Nikolas C. Roberts, California University of Pennsylvania

Does the Type of Crime Victimization Matter? Differential Effects of Organized and Quotidian Crime on Political Attitudes in Mexico and Brazil - Juan Masullo, Leiden University; Davide Morisi, Collegio Carlo Alberto; Krzysztof Krakowski

The Tense and Contradictory Relationship between Legality and Legitimacy: The Case of the Peace Policy of the Government of Iván Duque Márquez - Beatriz tiusaba, Universidad Militar Nueva Granada

Unsettling Equilibria and the Need for Protection: The Emergence of Vigilante Groups in Mexico - Juan Masullo, Leiden University; Moshe Bem Hamo Yeger, University of Oxford; Mariano Sanchez Talanquer, Cornell University

Is UN Peacekeeping Effectiveness “High”? The Impacts of Drug Trafficking on UN Peacekeeping Effectiveness - Hannah Brunier, Illinois State University; Michael S. Hendricks, Illinois State University; Bryce Wesley Reeder, University of Missouri

Cohabitation with Criminals: Civilian Women’s Responses to Mexican Drug Cartels - Minju Kwon, Chapman University; Iara Gonzalez-Ascencio, Chapman University

Nikolas C. Roberts, California University of Pennsylvania

Didiher Mauricio Rojas, Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile