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The Internationalization / Transnationalization of the State and its Relation to Low-Intensity Democracy: The Case of Haiti

By Ray Silvius and Neil Burron — March 22nd, 2008
Historical materialist scholarship has, from the time of Marx, reflected the manner in which economics transcends national borders. Bastian van Apeldoorn (2004: 143) encapsulates this sentiment, writing that “the world of international relations has from the start been inextricably bound up with the expanding capitalist …



From Guerillas to Gangsters: Neoliberalism, Transnationalism, and the Rise of Mara Salvatrucha

By Matthew Lymburner and Eliot Che — February 27th, 2008
Contemporary security discourse emphasizing “terrorism” has displaced the focus on the “gang epidemic” that prevailed in the latter decades of the twentieth century. However, since 2005, law enforcement agencies and media organizations have sparked a renewed interest in gangs such as Mara Salvatrucha (MS-13), dubbed …