REFORMING THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE IN MEXICO
Edited by:
Dr. Wayne A. Cornelius, Distinguished Professor of Political Science, UCSD
and
Dr. David A. Shirk, Associate Professor of Political Science, USD
University of Notre Dame Press, 2007
From the book's backcover: "This landmark study examines the challenges Mexico faces in reforming the administration of its justice system. The contributors cover five key themes in Mexican justice reform: crime and criminology, policing and police reform, legal actors and judicial reform, civic mobilization and oversight in the justice system, and practical policy recommendations for future improvement of the justice system."
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