publications
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Islas Weinstein, T. & Ang, M., eds. (in press). Beyond mestizaje: Contemporary debates on race in Mexico.
Ang. M. & Nalepa, M. (in press). “What Can Quantitative and Formal Models Teach Us about Transitional Justice” in Jens Meierhenrich, Alexander Laban Hinton, and Lawrence Douglas (eds), The Oxford Handbook of Transitional Justice.
Blajer de la Garza, Y. & Ang, M. (forthcoming). “At the mercy of predatory corruption: Women in Mexico’s prisons“ in Emily Beaulieu Bacchus and Tiffany D. Barnes (eds), Gender and Corruption in Democracies: A Handbook.
Ang, M. (2023). “Idleness as work? How public defenders do their job by waiting.” Crime, Law and Social Change, 1-21.
Ang, M., & Blajer de la Garza, Y. (2021). “Vulnerability, due process, and reform in modern Mexico.” Constitutional Political Economy, 32, 346-375.
Ang, M. (2020). “Criminal Contagion. How governor detentions weakened the PRI.” Política y gobierno, 27(2).
Ang, M., & Nalepa, M. (2019). Can transitional justice improve the quality of representation in new democracies?. World Politics, 71(4), 631-666.
(some of my) work in progress
If you’re interested in working on any of these topics, let’s chat :)
Ang, M. & Vázquez, M. (under review). “Linguistic rights, translation, and state-sponsored violence in Mexican prisons.”
Ang, M. (manuscript). “Corrupting Accountability: Democratization and Partisan Prosecution in Mexico.“
Ang, M. (manuscript). “Guilty by association: The spillover effects of corruption-related prosecutions.“
Ang, M. (working paper). “Corrupt leaders, undisciplined parties? How scandals foster partisan unruliness.”