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,The Armed Forces and Domestic Missions in Brazil and Mexico (1960–2000),n and military elites’ goals were wedded in a single post-revolutionary party with populist ideology and without the necessity of military intervention in politics, Brazil is a typical case of the Armed Forces’ politicization that culminated in a twenty-one-year-old military dictatorship. The chapte

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,The Military’s Agency Patterns,ustained by societal perceptions that the Armed Forces are superior to civilian agencies, these activities exacerbate the already-blurred lines separating police from military functions in Brazil and Mexico.

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The Use of Violence by Military Personnel,an rights violations and the general institutional context in which such activities occur by asking the following questions: How do political authorities interpret the nature of control over the military? How do such conceptions affect the conditions in which violence is deployed in each city? And h

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Conclusions,ans have rushed to deliver tough-on-crime policies. Among the limited array of options available, politicians have become more dependent on the Armed Forces to carry out urban anti-crime patrols. This book addressed why, how, and what the consequences of drug wars are for democracies.

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