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Diego Valle-Jones
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- Drug War-Related Homicides: Dec 2006-Dec 2010: Base de datos de fallecimientos ocurridos por presunta rivalidad delincuencial and for 2011PGR
- Total Homicides: Dirección General de Información en Salud (DGIS). Base de datos de defunciones 1998-2010: Sistema Nacional de Información en Salud (SINAIS). [México]: Secretaría de Salud [Accessed 2011-01-20] INEGI
- Military Operation Dates: Segundo Informe de Labores, Secretaría de Seguridad Pública
- Coordinates of Municipalities: Catálogos de municipios y localidades
- Metro Areas: Delimitación de las zonas metropolitanas de México 2005, INEGI
- Population estimates based on historical data by CONAPO/COLMEX and the 2010 Census: Source
- Drug lab location data from various newspapers: Spreadsheet
- Mariguana and opium poppy eradication data from: El mapa del cultivo de drogas en México, by Carlos Resa Nestares
- Best routes to reach the U.S. border from the municipalities with the highest drug plant eradication and drug lab density made with Google Directions
- For the importance of trafficking networks read: Trafficking Networks and the Mexican Drug War by Melissa Dell
- For the importance of cartel leader arrests read: Security, drugs, and violence in mexico: a survey, by Eduardo Guerrero-Gutiérrez
- For the importance of the expiration of the assault weapon ban read: Cross-border spillover: US Gun Law and violence in Mexico by Dube, A., Dube, O. and Garcia-Ponce, O. and my blog post
Also check out Dorothy Kronick's interactive map
The source code for this program is available on GitHub
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