Research on 'the War on Drugs' in Mexico finds that military interventions increase lethal
violence in the country. However, these studies fail to account for other processes that may …

Objective To assess whether local violence is associated with the timing and type of
women's first union formation. Background Local violence may cause disruptions to …

Although data sharing is one of the primary measures proposed to improve the integrity and
quality of published research, studies show it remains the exception not the rule. The current …

This study evaluates the link between local violence and the stability of women's first co-
residential unions in Mexico by exploiting the drastic increase in homicide rates caused by …

We examine whether an orientation to promote good serves as a potential buffer against
distress and facilitator of well‐being outcomes in three non‐Western samples with a recent …

The increase of violence in Mexico and consequent suffering during the last decades is
evident, but its effects over feelings and moral judgments remain uncertain. We used …

We study how internal migration responds to an increase in criminal violence in the context
of Mexico's 2007 War on Drugs. To identify causal effects, we exploit the changes in …

Aim This study investigated the relationship between direct exposure to physical attacks and
mental health (depression and suicide attempts) in the Mexican adult population. It also …

Money laundering is a growing threat to global and Indonesian national development.
Similar independent research has been minimal and has resulted in gender facets of …

This paper provides evidence on how having violence-exposed peers who migrated to
nonviolent areas affects students' educational trajectories in receiving schools. To recover …