Criminality, political power and conflict Fernando Canet

Criminality, political power and conflict Fernando CanetThis volume brings together contributions from scholars working on the intersections of political power, criminality and conflict on three continents. Through qualitative methods and rich empirical data, the book contributes to understanding politicization and criminalization as processes that are largely co constitutive and grounded historically.

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