The state of citizen security in Mexico: 2014 in review and the year ahead

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The state of citizen security in Mexico: 2014 in review and the year ahead

16 January 2015

The forum will provide a careful examination of security challenges in Mexico, featuring presentations from leading policy analysts. Of particular interest will be the available indicators of crime trends, analysis of the specific policy measures of the Peña Nieto administration, and the efforts of civil society to confront recent security problems in Mexico.

Introduction & Background Discussion

Duncan WoodDirector, Mexico Institute

David Shirk Global Fellow, Mexico Institute


Crime, Violence, & Security in 2014

David ShirkGlobal Fellow, Mexico Institute

Chris Kyle Associate Professor, University of Alabama at Birmingham

Kathryn Haahr Specialist, International Security, Threat and Risk Management

  • Moderator: John Bailey Professor, Georgetown University


Policy Implications for the Peña Nieto Administration

Christopher Wilson Senior Associate, Mexico Institute

Alejandro Hope Director de Política de Seguridad, IMCO

Steven Dudley Co-Director, InSight Crime

Sandra Ley Visiting Fellow, Kellogg Institute for International Studies, University of Notre Dame

Moderator: Duncan Wood Director, Mexico Institute


Live webcast will be available here.

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Mexico DF, Mexico
Start20 January 2015
End20 January 2015

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