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Vol. 1 No. 18 (2024): Security in Latin America: challenges and threats

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Coordinators: Karina Furtado Rodrigues and Johanna Espín Moscoso

Period: January-June 2024

DOI: https://doi.org/10.37228/estado_comunes.v1.n18.2024

Published: 2024-01-15

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Central Issue Display

Security in Latin America: challenges and threats

Karina Furtado Rodrigues, Johanna Espín Moscoso

15-18

Central Issue

Securitization of migrations and surveillance technologies in Argentina, 1981-2001

Manuel Andrés Pereira

19-37
Multisectoral Strategy Barrio Seguro: citizen insecurity, crime and violence in Huacho, Peru

María del Rosario Alcántara Robles, Delby Dehuel Argomedo Valiente

39-58
United States and the military and security assistance to Latin America and the Caribbean: critical approach, 2010-2022

Tamara Lajtman, Aníbal García Fernández , Silvina Romano

59-79
Military diplomacy and ‘new threats’: the United States of America in the Conference of American Armies, 2008-2015

Alejandro Frenkel, Felipe Horacio García Scrimizzi

81-100
Expanding the approach of sovereignty: Ecuadorian Armed Forces facing transnational organized crime

Miguel Andrade-Vásquez

101-120

Conjuncture section

Young university students, violence and insecurity in Colima-Mexico: approach from social representations and vulnerabilities

Aideé Consuelo Arellano Ceballos, Alicia Cuevas Muñiz, Arnoldo Delgadillo Grajeda

123-139
Notion of failed State: legal consequences from international and Ecuadorian constitutional law, 2019-2022

Efrén Ernesto Guerrero Salgado, Nicolás Merizalde Rodríguez

141-159
Primary institutions and security in Andean Community: exploration from the English School perspective

Gilda Alicia Guerrero Salgado

161-180
Citizen security as a human meta-right and accountability as one of its guarantees: some conceptual notes

Rocío González Velázquez

181-199

Interview

Organized crime, border conflicts, money laundering and cyberspace: current challenges in the region

Katalina Barreiro Santana

203-208