Towards a Philosophy of Narco Violence in Mexico

Focusing on the politics of narco-killing, this book delves into public attitudes towards violence during the Mexican Drug War. It investigates the culture of human sacrifice and the religious justifications for extreme violence, while also analyzing society's complex reactions to these acts. Combining philosophical insights with anthropological, architectural, and sociological approaches, the study offers an interdisciplinary perspective on the pervasive violence in modern Mexico.