USMEX Fellow Patrick Signoret presents his work titled, "Cohesion, capacity, or stability? The state’s role in ending violent criminal competition"

Cohesion, capacity, or stability? The state’s role in ending violent criminal competition

The Center for U.S.-Mexican Studies at UC San Diego’s School of Global Policy and Strategy contributes to the ongoing integration process between the U.S. and Mexico by providing a forum for thought leaders to engage in public dialogue and training. The center supports a vibrant community of innovative scholars and practitioners; and undertaking cutting-edge research to guide policy decisions.

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Cohesion, capacity, or stability? The state’s role in ending violent criminal competition

Cohesion, capacity, or stability? The state’s role in ending violent criminal competition