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Andrew G. Reiter

Associate Professor of Politics and International Relations; Chair of Politics

Mount Holyoke College

Affiliations

Academic Affairs and Dean of Faculty

McCulloch Center for Global Initiatives

Weissman Center for Leadership

Mount Holyoke College

Africana Studies and Critical Race and Political Economy

Department of Biology/Biological Sciences

Department of International Relations & Affairs

Department of Neuroscience

Politics

Weissman Center for Leadership

Department Of Chemistry And Surface Science Research Centre

Politics and International Relations

Sustainability & environmentalism

Weissman Center for Leadership

Andrew G. Reiter is currently serving as an Academic Affairs And Dean Of Faculty Associate Professor of Politics and International Relations; Chair of Politics at Mount Holyoke College.

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Mount Holyoke College

Associate Professor of Politics and International Relations; Chair of Politics

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political science law transitional justice conflict latin american politics international relations jurisprudence public law social sciences social justice peace research latin america conflict resolution criminal justice civil-military relations security studies human rights strategic studies geopolitics conflict studies international security international conflict military ethics constitutional law international affairs peacemaking latin american studies democracy accountability inter-american relation civil conflict military justice latin american research peace operations political conflict injustice global justice military courts journalism social science research political studies international politics international courts war crimes national security civil society legal process public international law market effects public integrity international history higher education epistemic justice civil liberties freedom of speech military sociology higher education policy student affairs political process political theory international relation theory methodological perspectives theory building historical analysis justice balance civil war military court reform militarized justice does spoiling internal armed conflict legal battle legal challenges latin american militaries comparative context conflict prevention exploratory analysis political violence

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Public Order Violence in Latin America: Understanding Contemporary Trends. Rethinking political violence (2025)

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State Violence and Democracy in Latin America. Rethinking political violence (2025)

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The Architecture of State Violence in Latin America: Incomplete Reform and Proliferation of Security Forces. Rethinking political violence (2025)

state violencesecurity studiesconflict studiesinternational securityconflictincomplete reformlatin american studiesgeopoliticspolitical scienceinternational relationslatin american politicspolitical conflictlatin americaspanish

The Evolution of State Security Forces in Latin America: From Caudillos to Cold Warriors. Rethinking political violence (2025)

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The Legal Foundations of State Violence and Avenues for Change. Rethinking political violence (2025)

state violencelawviolent crimecriminal justiceconflict studiescivil disorderpublic lawinterpersonal violencecriminologyjurisprudencecriminal lawviolence against womenstate crimepolitical sciencesocial justicetheoretical criminologyviolent behaviorpublic policy

Violence at Mexican Borders: Sovereignty, Drugs, and Migration. Rethinking political violence (2025)

mass immigrationmigration studieshuman migrationmexican bordersborder controlsspanishmigration policyinternational migration

Violence for Profit in Peru: Repression and Economic Growth. Rethinking political violence (2025)

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Violent Policing in Brazil: Brutality, Inequality, and Public Order. Rethinking political violence (2025)

community policinginterpersonal violencecriminologypublic orderviolence against womencriminal lawpolitical sciencepolitical sociologylatin american politicsviolent behavior

Military Legal Power, Unchecked. NACLA Report on the Americas (2023)

civil-military relationslawhuman rightspublic lawmilitary ethicssecurity studiesmilitary institutionsmilitary legal power

In Memoriam: Jon Western. Political Science Today (2022)

social historycultural historyintellectual historyhistoryinterdisciplinary historyhistorical reviewcultural studiesjon westernhistorical analysiswestern american literaturehumanitiesamerican studies

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Andrew G. Reiter

Associate Professor of Politics and International Relations; Chair of Politics

Mount Holyoke College

Affiliations

Academic Affairs and Dean of Faculty

McCulloch Center for Global Initiatives

Weissman Center for Leadership

Mount Holyoke College

Africana Studies and Critical Race and Political Economy

Department of Biology/Biological Sciences

Department of International Relations & Affairs

Department of Neuroscience

Politics

Weissman Center for Leadership

Department Of Chemistry And Surface Science Research Centre

Politics and International Relations

Sustainability & environmentalism

Weissman Center for Leadership

Andrew G. Reiter is currently serving as an Academic Affairs And Dean Of Faculty Associate Professor of Politics and International Relations; Chair of Politics at Mount Holyoke College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Andrew G. Reiter

Mount Holyoke College

Associate Professor of Politics and International Relations; Chair of Politics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Public Order Violence in Latin America: Understanding Contemporary Trends. Rethinking political violence (2025)

State Violence and Democracy in Latin America. Rethinking political violence (2025)

state violencedemocracydemocratic theorylatin american studiesdemocratizationpolitical sociologypolitical sciencelatin american politics

The Architecture of State Violence in Latin America: Incomplete Reform and Proliferation of Security Forces. Rethinking political violence (2025)

The Evolution of State Security Forces in Latin America: From Caudillos to Cold Warriors. Rethinking political violence (2025)

The Legal Foundations of State Violence and Avenues for Change. Rethinking political violence (2025)

Violence at Mexican Borders: Sovereignty, Drugs, and Migration. Rethinking political violence (2025)

mass immigrationmigration studieshuman migrationmexican bordersborder controlsspanishmigration policyinternational migration

Violence for Profit in Peru: Repression and Economic Growth. Rethinking political violence (2025)

conflict studiespolitical sociologyeconomic growthpolitical conflictlatin american politicspolitical sciencelatin american economic historyviolent behavior

Violent Policing in Brazil: Brutality, Inequality, and Public Order. Rethinking political violence (2025)

community policinginterpersonal violencecriminologypublic orderviolence against womencriminal lawpolitical sciencepolitical sociologylatin american politicsviolent behavior

Military Legal Power, Unchecked. NACLA Report on the Americas (2023)

civil-military relationslawhuman rightspublic lawmilitary ethicssecurity studiesmilitary institutionsmilitary legal power

In Memoriam: Jon Western. Political Science Today (2022)

social historycultural historyintellectual historyhistoryinterdisciplinary historyhistorical reviewcultural studiesjon westernhistorical analysiswestern american literaturehumanitiesamerican studies

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