Using the Narcotrafico Threat to Build Public Administration Capacity Between the US and Mexico

Description:

"This book collects chapters written by leading experts working in the trenches of U.S.-Mexico policy issues. Topics covered include immigration, drug flow and conflict, gun-running, money-laundering, and the economic and cultural impacts on both sides. The book shows how the current situation of drug trafficking and violence, on top of the other existing perceptions and conditions, create a real opportunity for the U.S. to build relationships with its Mexican counterparts at state, local, national, and NGO levels. The book offers concrete, long-term solutions for cooperation and shared public administrative capacity on both sides of the border. "--

subjects: Public administration,  Public institutions,  Drug traffic,  Mexico, politics and government,  United states, foreign relations, mexico,  Mexico, foreign relations, united states,  Politics and government,  Government policy,  Narco-terrorism,  Foreign relations,  BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Government & Business,  POLITICAL SCIENCE / Public Affairs & Administration,  POLITICAL SCIENCE / Public Policy / General,  Administration publique (Science),  Établissements publics,  Politique et gouvernement,  Drogues,  Trafic,  Politique gouvernementale,  Narcoterrorisme,  Relations extérieures,  BUSINESS & ECONOMICS,  Government & Business,  POLITICAL SCIENCE,  Public Affairs & Administration,  Public Policy,  General,  Diplomatic relations,  Drug control