Undergraduate Honors Theses
Thesis Defended
Fall 2015
Document Type
Thesis
Type of Thesis
Departmental Honors
Department
Ethnic Studies
First Advisor
Joanne Belknap
Second Advisor
Hillary Potter
Third Advisor
Damian Doyle
Abstract
Criminology research, on theories, policies, and practices, has a history of focusing on crime in the Global North. The Latin Global South, neighboring the United States, is a region in the world that produces some of the highest rates of crime and violence. The research questions in this thesis were to document the representation of criminology research in the Latin Global South, view how it has changed over time, and to present some of the findings from criminology research in the Latin Global South. By solely focusing on Latin criminology (i.e., crime, crime control, and criminal justice), various patterns have emerged; most importantly, the continued exclusion of the Latin Global South in many international criminological studies.
Recommended Citation
Granillo, Lucas, "An Assessment of Criminology in the Latin Global South" (2015). Undergraduate Honors Theses. 1000.
https://scholar.colorado.edu/honr_theses/1000