… , Latin and Mediterranean (Valenti et al., 2015). The lack of references on the phenomenon
of informal coercion … providing mental health services among Latin culture countries, led us to …

… coercion on the part of professionals from four Latin-culture … coercion (deception, emotional
blackmail, and directiveness); the role of family and socioeconomic differences; and cultural …

… each of five distinct cultural regions: Anglo-America, Central/Eastern Europe, Latin America,
… Family involvement featured more frequently as a theme in Latin countries (Chile, Italy, …

… Latin American studies: while there is a rich and varied literature on civil-military relations in
Latin … of abuse of the state's coercive powers: first, the concept of cop culture; secondly, the …

… Though coercion did not disappear, the power to coerce … uses the concept “repertoires of
coercion”. The concept may be … relationship between coercion and market culture, suggesting …

… This chapter highlights how coercive sanctions can generate social and electoral reactions
… culture due to short tenure in most regulatory agencies and elected governments in Latin …

… they also depend on coercive mechanisms which constrain … through educational and cultural
transformations. Beyond this, … in much of the Andes and Latin America in the last 50 years, …

… which sexuality and marriage in Latin America have been analyzed since the … coercive
during this period, I argue that sexual coercion was an integral part of late colonial law and culture…

… Multiple and interconnected forces frequently coerce these people to leave their countries
behind and embark on travel that excludes them from any possibility to migrate legally or to …

… soared in Latin America, giving way to a culture of fear. At a … units that undertake informal
coercive measures. They charge … In the same vein, a project for a cultural center at the top of a …