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The Violent Drug Market in Mexico and Lessons from Colombia

Brookings Institution.
Available online.
"The policy debate about how to address the drug trade and the violence in Mexico frequently conflates three distinct policy issues. Addressing these issues suggest different strategies..."
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Posted by Dick Grefe on April 9, 2009 11:31 AM |

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