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دانلود کتاب More Money, More Crime: Prosperity and Rising Crime in Latin America
دانلود کتاب پول بیشتر، جنایت بیشتر: رفاه و افزایش جنایت در آمریکای لاتین
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More Money, More Crime: Prosperity and Rising Crime in Latin America
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نویسندگان: Marcelo Bergman
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ISBN (شابک) : 0190608773, 9780190608774
ناشر: Oxford University Press
سال نشر: 2018
تعداد صفحات: 488
زبان: English
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توجه داشته باشید کتاب پول بیشتر، جنایت بیشتر: رفاه و افزایش جنایت در آمریکای لاتین نسخه زبان اصلی می باشد و کتاب ترجمه شده به فارسی نمی باشد. وبسایت اینترنشنال لایبرری ارائه دهنده کتاب های زبان اصلی می باشد و هیچ گونه کتاب ترجمه شده یا نوشته شده به فارسی را ارائه نمی دهد.
توضیحاتی در مورد کتاب پول بیشتر، جنایت بیشتر: رفاه و افزایش جنایت در آمریکای لاتین
در حالی که جرم و جنایت در سراسر جهان به طور کلی در حال کاهش است، جنایت در آمریکای لاتین به سطوح بی سابقه ای رسیده است که ناآرامی های اجتماعی و آشفتگی های سیاسی را به همراه داشته است. علیرغم دستاوردهای سیاسی و اقتصادی عمده، جرم و جنایت در هر کشور آمریکای لاتین طی 25 سال گذشته افزایش یافته است و در حال حاضر این منطقه را به جرم خشن ترین و خشن ترین منطقه در جهان تبدیل کرده است. در طول دو دهه گذشته، آمریکای لاتین از رشد اقتصادی، کاهش فقر و نابرابری، افزایش تقاضای مصرفکننده و گسترش دموکراسی برخوردار بوده است، اما در عین حال شیوع گسترده خشونت و جنایات مالکیت را نیز تحمل کرده است. مارسلو برگمن در پول بیشتر، جنایت بیشتر استدلال می کند که رفاه تقاضا برای کالاهای دزدیده شده و غیرقانونی عرضه شده توسط راکت های غیرقانونی را افزایش داد. به دلیل اینکه ایالتهای ضعیف و سیستمهای عدالت کیفری منسوخ نمیتوانستند چالشهای ناشی از شرکتهای جنایی سودآور جدید را برطرف کنند، جرم افزایش یافت. برگمن بر اساس مجموعه داده های بزرگ مقیاس، از جمله نظرسنجی از زندانیان و قربانیان، توسعه جرم و جنایت را به عنوان یک تجارت در منطقه، و ناتوانی و گاهی همدستی سازمان ها و افسران دولتی در مهار موفقیت آمیز آن تحلیل می کند. در حالی که جرایم سازمانیافته رشد کرده است، دولتهای آمریکای لاتین فاقد دیدگاه اجتماعی برای ترویج تحرک رو به بالا و پایدار هستند و نتوانستهاند ظرفیتهای فنی سازمانهای مجری قانون را برای جلوگیری از جرم و جنایت بهبود بخشند. واکنشهای ضعیف دولت تنها نفوذ گروههای جنایتکار را بیشتر کرده است و نابودی آنها را دشوارتر کرده است. پول بیشتر، جنایت بیشتر یک مطالعه هشیارکننده است که افزایش مداوم خشونت را در حالی که رفاه افزایش مییابد پیشبینی میکند، مگر اینکه دولتها واکنشهای مناسبی نسبت به جرم و جنایت و ترویج شمول اجتماعی واقعی داشته باشند.
توضیحاتی درمورد کتاب به خارجی
While worldwide crime is declining overall, criminality in Latin America has reached unprecedented levels that have ushered in social unrest and political turmoil. Despite major political and economic gains, crime has increased in every Latin American country over the past 25 years, currently making this region the most crime-ridden and violent in the world. Over the past two decades, Latin America has enjoyed economic growth, poverty and inequality reduction, rising consumer demand, and spreading democracy, but it also endured a dramatic outbreak of violence and property crimes. In More Money, More Crime, Marcelo Bergman argues that prosperity enhanced demand for stolen and illicit goods supplied by illegal rackets. Crime surged as weak states and outdated criminal justice systems could not meet the challenge posed by new profitably criminal enterprises. Based on large-scale data sets, including surveys from inmates and victims, Bergman analyzes the development of crime as a business in the region, and the inability-and at times complicity-of state agencies and officers to successfully contain it. While organized crime has grown, Latin American governments have lacked the social vision to promote sustainable upward mobility, and have failed to improve the technical capacities of law enforcement agencies to deter criminality. The weak state responses have only further entrenched the influence of criminal groups making them all the more difficult to dismantle. More Money, More Crime is a sobering study that foresees a continued rise in violence while prosperity increases unless governments develop appropriate responses to crime and promote genuine social inclusion.
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Title Pages Marcelo Bergman Title Pages Marcelo Bergman (p.i) More Money, More Crime (p.ii) (p.iii) More Money, More Crime (p.xi) More Money, More Crime (p.xii) Title Pages (p.vii) Preface and Acknowledgements Marcelo Bergman (p.vii) Preface and Acknowledgements Marcelo Bergman (p.vii) Preface and Acknowledgements (p.vii) Preface and Acknowledgements Crime and Prosperity Marcelo Bergman Crime and Prosperity A Latin American Paradox Marcelo Bergman Abstract and Keywords Crime and Prosperity Crime and Prosperity Crime and Prosperity Crime and Prosperity The Explosion of Crime Crime and Prosperity The Study of Crime in Latin America Crime and Prosperity The Role of Countries Crime and Prosperity The “Demand” for Crime Crime and Prosperity Toward a Perspective on Crime in Latin America The Business of Crime and Its Effects Crime and Prosperity Crime and Prosperity Crime and Prosperity Crime and Prosperity Crime and Prosperity The Notion of a Crime Equilibrium Crime and Prosperity Introductory Concepts Crime and Prosperity Contagion Crime and Prosperity Law Enforcement Crime and Prosperity Critical Mass and Tipping Point Crime and Prosperity Summary What Determines the Type of Equilibrium? Crime and Prosperity On Violence and Crime Equilibria Crime and Prosperity Implications Dual equilibria. Measurement Crime and Prosperity (p.25) Range Stability Policies Crime Equilibrium: Profits, Organized Crime, and Politics Crime and Prosperity Profits Crime and Prosperity Organized crime. Politics and crime Crime and Prosperity Crime and Prosperity Data and Method Sources and Data Collections Crime and Prosperity On Spatial Heterogeneity and Crime Equilibria. Crime and Prosperity Book Structure Crime and Prosperity Crime and Prosperity Notes: Crime and Prosperity Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Marcelo Bergman Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Marcelo Bergman Abstract and Keywords Introduction Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality A Brief Note on Trends and Data Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Homicide Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality (p.42) Homicide Trends Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Breakdown of the Crime Equilibria Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Heterogeneity Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Firearms and Changing Homicide Patterns Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Property Crimes Victim data Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Official Records Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Long-term trends Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality (p.55) Other Crimes Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Abduction, Kidnapping, and Extortion Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality (p.59) Other Organized Crime Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Narcotics Consumption Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Seizures. Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Summary (p.69) Concluding Remarks Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Notes: Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Trends and Patterns in Latin American Criminality Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Marcelo Bergman Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Marcelo Bergman Abstract and Keywords Introduction Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Initial Notes on the Study of Crime What Has Caused Latin America’s Rise in Crime? Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? The Perspective from Latin America Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Weak state institutions. Legal structure and justice reforms. Community breakdown and urban settings. The political-economy perspective. (p.75) The classic sociological perspective. Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Organized crime and drugs. Conflict. An economic analysis of crime. (p.76) Rising Homicide Rates Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Property Crime Accounting for the Rise: Covariates of Crime Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Inequality Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Growth Unemployment Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Poverty and Crime Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Community Breakdown Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Demographic Trends Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Control Theory: Families and Households Family structure Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Drivers and Triggers Alcohol Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Illegal drugs Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Firearms Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? (p.103) Summing up Crime predictors in LATAM: A Summary Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Notes: Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Why Has Crime Risen in Latin America? Profits and Opportunities Marcelo Bergman Profits and Opportunities The Growth of Illegal Markets and Crime Marcelo Bergman Abstract and Keywords Profits and Opportunities Profits and Opportunities The Rise in Consumerism Growth and Consumption Trends in Latin America Profits and Opportunities Profits and Opportunities Profits and Opportunities Profits and Opportunities Profits and Opportunities Profits and Opportunities Profits and Opportunities Profits and Opportunities Profits and Opportunities Why the Appetite for Consumerism? Profits and Opportunities Rising Demand Profits and Opportunities Secondary Markets and Crime From Personal Victimization to Markets of Goods Profits and Opportunities Profits and Opportunities Profits and Opportunities Why Cheap Stolen and Illicit Goods? Profits and Opportunities Violence and Branching Out Profits and Opportunities Illegal Secondary Markets Profits and Opportunities Cell Phones Profits and Opportunities Profits and Opportunities Other Digital Devices Small Arms Profits and Opportunities Profits and Opportunities Profits and Opportunities Profits and Opportunities Less Conventional Thefts Profits and Opportunities Car Theft Profits and Opportunities Trends and Scope Profits and Opportunities Profits and Opportunities Profits and Opportunities Profits and Opportunities Profits and Opportunities Profits and Opportunities Profits and Opportunities Profits and Opportunities Assessment Profits and Opportunities Profits and Opportunities Summing Up: Prosperity and Crime Profits and Opportunities Notes: Profits and Opportunities Profits and Opportunities Profits and Opportunities Profits and Opportunities Profits and Opportunities Profits and Opportunities Drug Business and Crime Marcelo Bergman Drug Business and Crime Marcelo Bergman Abstract and Keywords Drug Business and Crime Production, Consumption, and Drug Trafficking Drug Business and Crime Drug Business and Crime Cannabis Opiates Drug Business and Crime Cocaine Designer or synthetic drugs Drug Business and Crime Drug Business and Crime Trafficking and Commercialization Drug Business and Crime Consumption Drug Business and Crime Drug Business and Crime Drug Business and Crime Drug Business and Crime Price, Profits, and the Structure of Illegal Trade Drug Business and Crime Drug Business and Crime Drug Business and Crime Drug Business and Crime Drug Trafficking and the Emergence of Violence Drug Business and Crime Drug Business and Crime Drug Business and Crime Domestic Drug Markets Drug Business and Crime Drug Business and Crime Drug Business and Crime Drug Business and Crime Drug Business and Crime Drug Business and Crime Drug Business and Crime Drug Business and Crime Drug Business and Crime Drug Business and Crime Drugs, Violence, and the Crime Equilibrium Drug Business and Crime Mexico Drug Business and Crime Argentina Brazil Drug Business and Crime Chile Drug Business and Crime Summary Earnings and opportunity costs Drug Business and Crime (p.172) Strategic location Pre-existing networks of criminality Fragmentation or hegemonic control Strong initial enforcement Drug Business and Crime Notes: Drug Business and Crime Drug Business and Crime Drug Business and Crime Drug Business and Crime Organized Crime and High Crime Equilibrium Marcelo Bergman Organized Crime and High Crime Equilibrium Marcelo Bergman Abstract and Keywords Organized Crime and High Crime Equilibrium High Crime Equilibrium Organized Crime and High Crime Equilibrium Analytical Perspective Contagion Organized Crime and High Crime Equilibrium New Income Opportunities Organized Crime and High Crime Equilibrium Salient Features of HCE Violence and Brutality Organized Crime and High Crime Equilibrium Organized Crime Organized Crime and High Crime Equilibrium Corruption and Law Enforcement Organized Crime and High Crime Equilibrium Mistrust and Lost Legitimacy Predatory Crimes under HCE Organized Crime and High Crime Equilibrium Organized Crime and High Crime Equilibrium Organized Crime and High Crime Equilibrium HCE Case Study: Mexico Organized Crime and High Crime Equilibrium Organized Crime and High Crime Equilibrium Breakdown in Public Security Organized Crime and High Crime Equilibrium Organized Crime and High Crime Equilibrium Crime and Violence in Mexico Organized Crime and High Crime Equilibrium Drugs and Violence Organized Crime and High Crime Equilibrium Organized Crime and High Crime Equilibrium Organized Crime and High Crime Equilibrium Organized Crime and High Crime Equilibrium Domestic Markets Organized Crime and High Crime Equilibrium Organized Crime and High Crime Equilibrium Other Predatory Crimes Organized Crime and High Crime Equilibrium Organized Crime and High Crime Equilibrium Summary Organized Crime and High Crime Equilibrium Concluding Remarks Organized Crime and High Crime Equilibrium Notes: Organized Crime and High Crime Equilibrium Organized Crime and High Crime Equilibrium Organized Crime and High Crime Equilibrium Organized Crime and High Crime Equilibrium The Police in Latin America Marcelo Bergman The Police in Latin America Marcelo Bergman Abstract and Keywords Introduction The Police in Latin America Prevailing Theories The Police in Latin America Police in Latin America: Legacies and Current Structure Police and Crime in the Twentieth Century The Police in Latin America Police Administration, Structure, and Resources The Police in Latin America The Police in Latin America The Police in Latin America The Police in Latin America The Police in Latin America Police and Crime Police and Deterrence The Police in Latin America Arrests Flagrancy The Police in Latin America The Police in Latin America The Police in Latin America The Police in Latin America The Police in Latin America The Police in Latin America The Police in Latin America The Police in Latin America The Police in Latin America Corruption and Use of Force The Police in Latin America The Police in Latin America Organized Crime The Police in Latin America Summary Information, Intelligence, and Deterrence Police and Public Safety: How Rudimentary Information Systems “Worked” for Low Levels of Crime The Police in Latin America The Police in Latin America Adoption of Crime Control Strategies The Police in Latin America Poor Intelligence: Alternative Explanations The Police in Latin America The Police in Latin America Police Trust: A Dukheimian Challenge Levels of Police Trust The Police in Latin America The Police in Latin America The Police in Latin America The Police in Latin America The Police in Latin America Why is Trust so Low? The Role of Police Performance The Police in Latin America Police Performance and Trust: A Multivariate Analysis Results Police trust The Police in Latin America Police Performance The Police in Latin America The Police in Latin America The Police in Latin America Regression Analysis Dependent Variable: Police Trust Independent Variables Police Evaluation Index (PEI) Victimization (VICTIM) Perception of Crime Frequency Index (PCFI) Expectation of Being the Victim of Crime (Expectation) The Police in Latin America Fear of Being the Victim of a Crime (Fear) (p.233) Police Abuse Demographic Variables Gender Socio-economic Level (BA)47 and Income (Mex). Age Communes (districts) The Police in Latin America The Police in Latin America The Police in Latin America The Police in Latin America The Police in Latin America The Police in Latin America The Police in Latin America Summary The Police in Latin America (p.238) Summing-up: From Low to High Criminality The Police in Latin America Notes: The Police in Latin America The Police in Latin America The Police in Latin America The Police in Latin America Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Marcelo Bergman Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Marcelo Bergman Abstract and Keywords Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence (p.241) Criminal Courts and Prosecutor Offices in Latin America Resources, Structure, and Efficacy Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence An International Perspective Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Administration of Justice and Criminality Criminal Procedure and Organized Crime Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence (p.250) The New Legal Approach: Judges, Prosecutors, and Crime Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Penal Justice Reforms Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Have Reforms Reduced Criminality? Recent research on the topic. Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Pre-trial detention Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence The impact of reforms on individuals Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence The special case of Mexico Summary Summary: The Effect of Reforms on Crime Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Courts, Prosecution, and Deterrence: The Problem of Impunity Impunity and Crime Equilibrium Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Homicides and impunity Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Crimes for profit Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Past criminal involvement Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence (p.266) Corruption Summary Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Conclusion Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Notes: Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence Courts, Criminal Procedures, and Deterrence The Sad Story of Prisons Marcelo Bergman The Sad Story of Prisons A Balance of Failures Marcelo Bergman Abstract and Keywords Introduction The Sad Story of Prisons The Sad Story of Prisons Mass Incarcerations and the Makeup of Prison Populations in Latin America Incarceration—A Growing Trend The Sad Story of Prisons Gender Distribution by type of felony Overcrowding The Sad Story of Prisons The Sad Story of Prisons The Sad Story of Prisons The Sad Story of Prisons Length of sentences The Sad Story of Prisons The Sad Story of Prisons Pretrial Detention The Sad Story of Prisons Flow or Stock? The Sad Story of Prisons Prison Growth and Crime Corrections and Crime The Sad Story of Prisons Deterrence The Sad Story of Prisons The Normalization of Prisons (General Deterrence) The Sad Story of Prisons The Sad Story of Prisons Reoffending: Specific Deterrence The Sad Story of Prisons The Sad Story of Prisons (p.285) Turnover of Inmates: General and Specific Deterrence The Sad Story of Prisons Re-entry and Recidivism (Specific Deterrence and Rehabilitation) The Sad Story of Prisons The Sad Story of Prisons The Sad Story of Prisons The Sad Story of Prisons The Sad Story of Prisons The Sad Story of Prisons Incapacitation I: Crime from Prisons The Sad Story of Prisons The Sad Story of Prisons The Sad Story of Prisons The Sad Story of Prisons Incapacitation II: Prison and Rising Crime The Sad Story of Prisons The Sad Story of Prisons The Sad Story of Prisons The Sad Story of Prisons Deterrence and Incapacitation: Shortcomings The Sad Story of Prisons The Fallacy of the Prison Divide The Sad Story of Prisons Prisons and Crime Equilibrium The Sad Story of Prisons The Sad Story of Prisons The Sad Story of Prisons Notes: The Sad Story of Prisons The Sad Story of Prisons The Sad Story of Prisons The Sad Story of Prisons Concluding Remarks Marcelo Bergman Concluding Remarks Marcelo Bergman Abstract and Keywords Concluding Remarks Concluding Remarks Findings Concluding Remarks Concluding Remarks Implications Concluding Remarks Policy Guidelines Concluding Remarks Concluding Remarks (p.309) Appendix Data Collection and Databases Marcelo Bergman (p.309) Appendix Data Collection and Databases Marcelo Bergman Author-Initiated Data Collections Inmate Surveys (p.309) Appendix Data Collection and Databases (p.309) Appendix Data Collection and Databases (p.309) Appendix Data Collection and Databases Inmate Surveys for Countries other than Mexico. (p.309) Appendix Data Collection and Databases (p.309) Appendix Data Collection and Databases Victimization Surveys Mexico (p.309) Appendix Data Collection and Databases (p.313) Argentina Penal Judicial Files Other Data Sets Official Records (p.309) Appendix Data Collection and Databases UNDP 2013 United Nations. UNODC-CTS OAS-Alertamerica Country collections (p.315) General assessment of official records (p.309) Appendix Data Collection and Databases Surveys Latinobarometro LAPOP (Latin American Public Opinion Project) CICAD (OAS-Alertamerica) (p.309) Appendix Data Collection and Databases (p.317) Notes Marcelo Bergman (p.317) Notes Marcelo Bergman Chapter 1 (p.317) Notes (p.317) Notes Chapter 2 (p.317) Notes (p.317) Notes (p.317) Notes (p.317) Notes (p.317) Notes Chapter 3 (p.317) Notes (p.317) Notes (p.317) Notes Chapter 4 (p.317) Notes (p.317) Notes (p.317) Notes (p.317) Notes (p.317) Notes (p.317) Notes Chapter 5 (p.317) Notes (p.317) Notes (p.317) Notes (p.317) Notes Chapter 6 (p.317) Notes (p.317) Notes (p.317) Notes (p.317) Notes (p.317) Notes Chapter 7 (p.317) Notes (p.317) Notes (p.317) Notes (p.317) Notes (p.341) Chapter 8 (p.317) Notes (p.317) Notes (p.317) Notes (p.317) Notes (p.317) Notes Chapter 9 (p.317) Notes (p.317) Notes (p.317) Notes (p.349) References Marcelo Bergman (p.349) References Marcelo Bergman Chapter 1 (p.349) References (p.349) References (p.349) References (p.349) References (p.349) References (p.349) References (p.349) References (p.355) Chapter 2 (p.349) References (p.349) References (p.349) References Chapter 3 (p.349) References (p.349) References (p.349) References (p.349) References (p.349) References (p.349) References (p.349) References (p.349) References (p.349) References (p.364) Chapter 4 (p.349) References (p.349) References (p.349) References (p.367) Chapter 5 (p.349) References (p.349) References (p.349) References (p.349) References (p.349) References Chapter 6 (p.349) References (p.349) References (p.349) References Chapter 7 (p.349) References (p.349) References (p.349) References (p.349) References (p.349) References (p.349) References (p.349) References (p.349) References (p.349) References (p.349) References Chapter 8 (p.349) References (p.349) References (p.349) References Chapter 9 (p.349) References (p.349) References (p.349) References (p.349) References (p.349) References (p.389) Index Marcelo Bergman (p.389) Index (p.389) Index (p.389) Index (p.389) Index (p.389) Index
