Editorial
Corrupción en México en el siglo XXI
(pp. 7-18; DOI: 10.23692/iMex.20.1)
Dr. Javier Ferrer Calle
Javier Ferrer Calle is a research assistant at the Seminar of Romance Philology of the Faculty of Philosophy at the University of Siegen (Germany). He has been a research fellow at the Universities of Bielefeld and Rostock (Germany). He holds a PhD in Romance Philology from the University of Konstanz (Germany). He studied Journalism and Political Science and Administration at the Universities of Granada, Rey Juan Carlos and Carlos III in Madrid (Spain) and Sciences Po Lille (France). His fields of research are contemporary Ibero-American literature and cinema. His habilitation project focuses on the analysis of narratives on corruption in film and literature in Latin America and Spain. Currently he is preparing a book on the work of the Spanish-Argentine writer Andrés Neuman.
Articles
XX. Christoph Rosenmüller – Cinco momentos de corrupción
XX. Philippe Dautrey – Corrupción en México ¿Una maldición eterna?
XX. Nubia Nieto – Corruption and Inequality
XX. D. Arellano-Gault / L. J. Trejo Alonso – Corrupción y confianza: las palancas
XX. Esteban Freidin – Experimentos económicos de laboratorio
XX. Eva Salgado Andrade – La Casa Blanca en Twitter
XX. Jorge Volpi – Entrevista