Policing Democracy: Overcoming Obstacles to Citizen Security in Latin America

Ungar, Mark

Policing Democracy: Overcoming Obstacles to Citizen Security in Latin America

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Policing Democracy: Overcoming Obstacles to Citizen Security in Latin America
Mark Ungar
2011
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Published by: Johns Hopkins University Press
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Title Page

Contents
pp. vii-viii

List of Figures, Maps, and Tables
pp. ix-x

Acronyms and Abbreviations
pp. xi-xviii

Preface
pp. xix-xxiv

1. Introduction
pp. 1-20

2. Realms of Change and Obstacles to Citizen Security Reform
pp. 21-68

3. Citizen Security and Democracy
pp. 69-104

4. Honduras
pp. 105-173

5. Bolivia
pp. 174-232

6. Argentina
pp. 233-297

7. Overcoming Obstacles to Reform
pp. 298-323

8. Conclusion
pp. 324-330

Appendix A: National Homicide Rates, 1995–2009
pp. 331-336

Appendix B: Citizen Security Structures and Police Ranks
pp. 337-340

Glossary
pp. 341-342

References
pp. 343-366

Index
pp. 367-389

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ISBN

9781421428147

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9781421429403

DOI

10.1353/book.60322 external link

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OCLC

1049797471

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2018-08-29

Language

English

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