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Benjamin Lessing, associate professor of political science at the University of Chicago, studies "criminal conflict"—organized violence involving armed groups that do not seek formal state power, such as drug cartels, prison gangs, and paramilitaries.
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- Center for Latin American Studies
Professor Benjamin Lessing leads the Center in coordinating University interests in research and teaching on Latin America. He studies "criminal conflict"—organized violence involving armed groups that do not seek formal state power, such as drug cartels, prison gangs, and paramilitaries.
Benjamin Lessing. Associate Professor in Political Science; Director, Center for Latin American Studies. Professor Lessing studies "criminal conflict"—organized violence involving armed groups that do not seek formal state power, such as drug cartels, prison gangs, and paramilitaries.
2022. Articles 1–20. Associate Professor of Political Science, University of Chicago - Cited by 1,897 - Criminal Conflict - Game Theory - Latin America - Policing.
Benjamin Lessing. Associate Professor of Political Science, The University of Chicago. Director, Center for Latin American Studies at The University of Chicago. Andrew Carnegie Fellow, 2019....
Benjamin LESSING, Assistant Professor | Cited by 599 | of University of Chicago, IL (UC) | Read 22 publications | Contact Benjamin LESSING.
People Profile. Benjamin Lessing Associate Director. Address: 5828 S University Ave. Chicago, IL 60637. Office #: Suite 517. Email: blessing@uchicago.edu. Phone: (510) 842-6595. I study "criminal conflict" —organized armed violence involving non-state actors who, unlike revolutionary insurgents, are not trying to topple the state.
