Faculty

Stephen D. Morris                                                                                             
                                                                                                                
Recent research papers on corruption:

• “Corruption and Mexican Political Culture” (2002) published in Journal of the Southwest.

• “Political Corruption in Mexico: An Empirical Analysis” presented at LASA 2003

• “Political Corruption in Latin America: A Research Note” (2004)

• “Corruption in Latin America: An Empirical Overview” (2004) published in SECOLAS Annals

• "Corruption at the State Level in Mexico: A Preliminary Look at Change" presented at LASA 2006

• "Corruption and Change in Mexico" presented at LASA 2007.

• "Corruption and Trust in Mexico" (w/ Josepeh Klesner), presented at the Midwestern PS Asssociation Meeting, 2008. A revised version will be published in Comparative Political Studies 2010.

•  "Disaggregating Corruption," Bulletin of Latin American Research 27 (3), 2008.

• "Contextualizing Corruption: Politics and the (Un)rule of Law in Mexico" presented at LASA 2009.

• "Drugs, Drug-related Violence and Corruption in Mexico" presented at SECOLAS 2010.

• "Mexico's Political Culture: The Unrule of Law and Corruption as a Form of Resistance." Mexican Law Review 3 (2), 2011: 327-342.

• "Profiling the Corruption, Drug Trafficking and Violence Triangle in Mexico" presented at the conference on Corruption in Mexico, Russia and the United State, Vanderbilt University, October 2011.