Crime Democracy and Latin America
Jun 13, 2005 to Jun 19, 2005
Mark Ungar, Associate Professor of Political Science at Brooklyn College
The rising tide of violent crime in Latin American represents a threat to the region's nascent democracies. Corrupt police forces are also a challenge and the costs of an intimidated, alienated public are beyond calculation. To rectify there ills Mark Ungar proposed a range of important and related reforms and explains their urgency.



