Title: Seguridad nacional en México y sus problemas estructurales
Description: Well-organized diagnosis of Mexico's crime problem, focusing on problems of inter-institutional coordination as pervasive malaise affecting Mexican bureaucracy. Consists of three sections, each illuminated with numerous tables and charts: theoretical approach to coordination of national security agencies; actual coordination of national security agencies in Mexico; analysis of problems in coordination of Mexico's national security agencies. Includes glossary of national security terms, transcription of interviews with specialists, and selections of US-Mexico diplomatic cables that illustrate problem.

Well-organized diagnosis of Mexico's crime problem, focusing on problems of inter-institutional coordination as pervasive malaise affecting Mexican bureaucracy.  Consists of three sections, each illuminated with numerous tables and charts: theoretical approach to coordination of national security agencies; actual coordination of national security agencies in Mexico; analysis of problems in coordination of Mexico's national security agencies.  Includes glossary of national security terms, transcription of interviews with specialists, and selections of US-Mexico diplomatic cables that illustrate problem.
Subjects: National security, Military policy
Places: Mexico