On November 14, 2016, Justice in Mexico, a research and public policy program based at the University of San Diego, will release its latest report in the Justiciabarómetro series, Justiciabarómetro 2016 – Perspectives on Mexico’s Criminal Justice System: What do its operators think?, thanks to the generous funding of the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation.
07/25/16 – Justice in Mexico is proud to release its newest publication, “The State of Judicial Sector Reform in Mexico.” With Mexico’s New Criminal Justice System (Nuevo Sistema de Justicia
Justice in Mexico publishes Policy Brief on Mexico’s New Criminal Justice System Read More »
On Friday, April 29, 2016, Justice in Mexico, a research and public policy program based at the University of San Diego, released its 2016 special report entitled, “Drug Violence in Mexico: Data and
“Drug Violence in Mexico: Data and Analysis Through 2015” special report Read More »
3/17/16 (written by msmith) – Two new working papers are now available from Justice in Mexico. From examining the fundamental features of Mexico’s criminal justice system to analyzing whether there has been
Justice in Mexico publishes two new working papers Read More »
12/18/15 (written by msmith) – As the year comes to an end, Justice in Mexico is pleased to announce the publications of three new working papers. From examining Mexico’s War
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11/17/15 (written by alagorio) – Justice in Mexico, in collaboration with the Mexico Institute at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, presents the most recent publications in a series of
New Publications by the Justice in Mexico and CIDE-Wilson Center Collaboration Read More »
How do citizens cope politically with violence? In the face of rising insecurity, Mexican citizens, particularly victims, have poured into the streets to demand an end to violence and ask
Violence and Citizen Participation in Mexico Read More »
Insecurity and violence associated with organized criminal activity are pervasive in Mexico’s southern state of Guerrero. The state’s homicide rate is the highest in the country and extortion and kidnapping
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Arguably the most intractable security issue facing the administration of Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto has been the dynamic and dangerous situation in the state of Michoacán, located on the
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On Wednesday, April 28, 2015, Justice in Mexico, a research and public policy program based at the University of San Diego, released its 2015 report entitled “Drug Violence in Mexico (2015 Special Report)”. Drug Violence
