Undermining the State from Within - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vi

Figures

pp vii-viii

Tables

pp ix-x

Preface

pp xi-xiv

Acknowledgments

pp xv-xviii

Abbreviations

pp xix-xxii

Part I - Foundations

pp 1-60

1 - Introduction

pp 3-32

2 - Theorizing Wartime Institutional Change and Survival

pp 33-60

Part II - Institutional Origins

pp 61-150

3 - Civil War in Central America

pp 63-88

4 - The Wartime Institutionalization of Customs Fraud in Guatemala

pp 89-110

5 - Ordering Police Violence

pp 111-127

6 - Land and Counterinsurgency

pp 128-150

Part III - Institutional Persistence

pp 151-262

7 - Transition, Peace, and Postwar Power in Central America

pp 153-179

8 - Guatemala

pp 180-200

9 - Guatemala

pp 201-218

10 - Nicaragua

pp 219-239

11 - Conclusion

pp 240-262

Appendix - List of Interviews and Archival Collections

pp 263-270

Bibliography

pp 271-302

Index

pp 303-310