Ludmila Quirós
Researcher, Center for Studies on Transnational Organized Crime (CeCOT), IRI, UNLP.
The Global Initiative Network
GIN Member
Jorge Mantilla
Director of Conflict Dynamics and Organized Violence, Ideas for Peace Foundation (FIP)
Jorge is a political scientist, who holds Ph.D. in Criminology Law and Justice. He has worked as a practitioner and analyst with public agencies and international organizations on topics related to armed conflict, public safety, and drug policy. His current interests are criminal governance, proxy wars, and organized violence.
Publications
- Mantilla, J. & Feldmann A. 2021 Criminal Governance in Latin America. Oxford Encyclopedia of Criminology and Criminal Justice;
- Mantilla, J. 2021. Street Urban Peace in Contested Informalities: The Hidden Face of Colombia’s War on Drugs. Journal of Illicit Economies and Development, 2(2): pp. 1– 16.
- García, V. & Mantilla, J. 2020 Contested Borders: Organized crime, governance, and bordering practices in Colombia–Venezuela borderlands. Trends in Organized Crime
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