Územní ztráty způsobené organizovaným zločinem: Posouzení výzev pro národní bezpečnost v Mexiku a Brazílii

Huerta Ludlow, Anna Gabriela

IN ENGLISH This dissertation delves into the intricate interplay between organized crime, territorial control, and state sovereignty in the context of Latin America. The study focuses on unraveling the multifaceted processes through which organized crime groups erode a state's ability to maintain territorial integrity and exercise sovereignty. By comparing the experiences of Mexico and Brazil, two countries grappling with the pervasive influence of organized crime, this research aims to provide valuable insights into the dynamics that shape security policies in the region. The research question at the heart of this study explores the mechanisms by which organized crime groups undermine a state's territorial control and sovereignty in Latin America. The investigation is underpinned by a comprehensive review of existing literature, identifying gaps that necessitate a deeper exploration of this complex issue. Through a combination of qualitative and quantitative research methods, the study engages with both empirical data and narrative accounts to gain a comprehensive understanding of the phenomenon. In Mexico, the penetration of organized crime into state structures has led to a corrosion of governance and the rule of law. This infiltration, characterized by corruption and power vacuums, challenges...

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