Charles Larratt-Smith
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4898973 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Charles Larratt-Smith |
| PRENOMES | Charles |
| SOBRENOME | Larratt-Smith |
| ASSINATURA | LARRATT-SMITH C |
| AFILIAÇÕES | The University of Texas at El Paso |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6736-9609 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2020 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Between Movement and Menace
Specific border environments in the Global South operate as common but dangerous thoroughfares for migrants traveling to resettle in other countries. In the southern Mexican border city of Tapachula, migrants encounter a precarious risk environment where opportunities for their victimization abound due a complex series of state policies, institutional idiosyncrasies, and the proliferation of motivated offenders. This study adopts Routine Activity…
Precarización, movilidad y mercantilización de los caminantes venezolanos
Over the course of a decade, Venezuela has experienced the largest migratory episode in the history of the Americas. During this period, more than eight million Venezuelans have left their country, often on foot, mainly heading to neighboring nations, although many have also migrated to the United States. This highly visible diaspora has often been the target of criticism from political elites, the media, and civilians, which associate it with cr…
Amplifying vulnerability
Over the past decade, Tapachula, a peripheral city located on Mexico's southern border, has emerged as one of the most significant territorial bottlenecks for migrants, asylum seekers, and refugees traveling towards the United States. While officially framed as a humanitarian entry point to Mexico, the city functions as a site of bureaucratic containment where restrictive immigration policies and an overwhelmed asylum system render tens of thousa…
Leveraging weakness into strength
Controlling Voice and Loyalty
From the colonial period until the present, exit has been a central feature of Latin American political life. This article analyses the history of emigration regimes in Latin America and finds that variables such as regime type, immigration drivers and the profile of those trying to exit are key to understanding how this practice is regulated throughout the region. We find that in Latin America, the decision to restrict, permit or even encourage …
Navigating Formal and Informal Processes
Despite the recent surge of scholarship on the role that civic organizations play in armed conflicts and postconflict settings, there is little consensus on how they interact with armed nonstate actors. This article examines how disparate armed nonstate actors can co-opt and manage preexisting civic organizations, and even create new ones, to embed themselves in civilian communities and perform governance functions while simultaneously advancing …
Controlling Voice and Loyalty
From the colonial period until the present, exit has been a central feature of Latin American political life. This article analyses the history of emigration regimes in Latin America and finds that variables such as regime type, immigration drivers and the profile of those trying to exit are key to understanding how this practice is regulated throughout the region. We find that in Latin America, the decision to restrict, permit or even encourage …
Leveraging weakness into strength
Navigating Formal and Informal Processes
Despite the recent surge of scholarship on the role that civic organizations play in armed conflicts and postconflict settings, there is little consensus on how they interact with armed nonstate actors. This article examines how disparate armed nonstate actors can co-opt and manage preexisting civic organizations, and even create new ones, to embed themselves in civilian communities and perform governance functions while simultaneously advancing …
Navigating Formal and Informal Processes
Despite the recent surge of scholarship on the role that civic organizations play in armed conflicts and postconflict settings, there is little consensus on how they interact with armed nonstate actors. This article examines how disparate armed nonstate actors can co-opt and manage preexisting civic organizations, and even create new ones, to embed themselves in civilian communities and perform governance functions while simultaneously advancing …
Leveraging weakness into strength
Controlling Voice and Loyalty
From the colonial period until the present, exit has been a central feature of Latin American political life. This article analyses the history of emigration regimes in Latin America and finds that variables such as regime type, immigration drivers and the profile of those trying to exit are key to understanding how this practice is regulated throughout the region. We find that in Latin America, the decision to restrict, permit or even encourage …
Amplifying vulnerability
Over the past decade, Tapachula, a peripheral city located on Mexico's southern border, has emerged as one of the most significant territorial bottlenecks for migrants, asylum seekers, and refugees traveling towards the United States. While officially framed as a humanitarian entry point to Mexico, the city functions as a site of bureaucratic containment where restrictive immigration policies and an overwhelmed asylum system render tens of thousa…
Between Movement and Menace
Specific border environments in the Global South operate as common but dangerous thoroughfares for migrants traveling to resettle in other countries. In the southern Mexican border city of Tapachula, migrants encounter a precarious risk environment where opportunities for their victimization abound due a complex series of state policies, institutional idiosyncrasies, and the proliferation of motivated offenders. This study adopts Routine Activity…
Precarización, movilidad y mercantilización de los caminantes venezolanos
Over the course of a decade, Venezuela has experienced the largest migratory episode in the history of the Americas. During this period, more than eight million Venezuelans have left their country, often on foot, mainly heading to neighboring nations, although many have also migrated to the United States. This highly visible diaspora has often been the target of criticism from political elites, the media, and civilians, which associate it with cr…
Politics (4 obras) · Economics (3 obras) · Political science (3 obras) · Democracy (2 obras) · Development economics (2 obras) · Law (2 obras) · Migration, Health, Geopolitics, Historical Geography (2 obras) · Political economy (2 obras) · Scholarship (2 obras) · Sociology (2 obras)