Breaking the Vicious Circle of Gang-Related Violence: Central American Minors and the Current U.S. Refugee Regime

Marietta Messmer

Breaking the Vicious Circle of Gang-Related Violence: Central American Minors and the Current U.S. Refugee Regime

Marietta Messmer

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The book is a commemorative publication for Josef Raab and this collection of essays presents recent lines of research and results in the field of InterAmerican Studies. The book also opens new perspectives for future research. The collection of essays is interdisciplinary and brings together historical, film, literary and cultural studies approaches to the Americas. Renowned scholars and young researchers make this book a cross-disciplinary work highly suitable for scholars and students.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	InterAmerican Perspectives in the 21st Century
Subtitle of host publication	Festschrift in Honor of Josef Raab
Editors	Wilfried Raussert, Olaf Kaltmeier
Place of Publication	Trier
Publisher	WVT Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier
Chapter	4
Pages	51-73
Number of pages	23
Volume	23
Edition	1
ISBN (Print)	978-3-86821-803-9, 978-1-60801-211-4
Publication status	Published - Apr-2021

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Name	Inter-American Studies / Estudios Interamericanos
Publisher	Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier
Volume	23

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Messmer, M. (2021). Breaking the Vicious Circle of Gang-Related Violence: Central American Minors and the Current U.S. Refugee Regime. In W. Raussert, & O. Kaltmeier (Eds.), InterAmerican Perspectives in the 21st Century: Festschrift in Honor of Josef Raab (1 ed., Vol. 23, pp. 51-73). (Inter-American Studies / Estudios Interamericanos; Vol. 23). WVT Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier.

Messmer, Marietta. / Breaking the Vicious Circle of Gang-Related Violence : Central American Minors and the Current U.S. Refugee Regime. InterAmerican Perspectives in the 21st Century: Festschrift in Honor of Josef Raab. editor / Wilfried Raussert ; Olaf Kaltmeier. Vol. 23 1. ed. Trier : WVT Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier, 2021. pp. 51-73 (Inter-American Studies / Estudios Interamericanos).

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Breaking the Vicious Circle of Gang-Related Violence: Central American Minors and the Current U.S. Refugee Regime. / Messmer, Marietta.
InterAmerican Perspectives in the 21st Century: Festschrift in Honor of Josef Raab. ed. / Wilfried Raussert; Olaf Kaltmeier. Vol. 23 1. ed. Trier: WVT Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier, 2021. p. 51-73 (Inter-American Studies / Estudios Interamericanos; Vol. 23).

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