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INDEX
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Abraham, Itty
Acosta, Pablo
addiction and addicts: for Blanco
in California
in drug families
Harrison Act increasing
heroin
nation building and
opium
Price Daniel hearings on
in prisons
social hygiene, health, and
treatment of
women
Alamillo, José M.
alcohol and alcoholism
Amerindian drug use
anonymity
Anslinger, Harry J.
on addiction and women
la Chata for
on drug trade and communism
on Mexican deviance
Mexican drug control, policy, and
on la Nacha
on partnerships of men and women
on race and vice
Salazar Viniegra campaigned against by
Scharff for
transnational trafficking and
anti-Chinese movement: in Canada
Chinese response to
commercial competition feeding
drug enforcement in
in Gulf Coast region
in Mexican government
Mexican women and Chinese in
in Mexico
sexual predation in
in Sonora state
Arellano Félix, Enedina
Argentina and Argentinean government
arrest and imprisonment: of Ávila, Sandra
Blanco
of la Chata
extradition and
of Hernandez family
of la Nacha
of Sarmiento
of Wendt
attention
automobile smuggling
Ávila Beltrán, Sandra
Ávila Camacho, Manuel
Ayala, Jorge “Rivi”
Bailey, Daniel
Barragán Bautista, Big Mike
Barragán family
Beland family
Bermúdez, Antonio J.
Blaine Act
Blanco, Griselda “The Godmother”
addiction for
appearance of
arrest and imprisonment of
in community
in document forgery
drug enforcement on
drug trade distance for
drug trade men partnering with
drug trade women under
extradition and
feminine used on drug trade men by
masculinity and
in Medellín cartel
men profiting from
narcodramas inspired by
power accessed by
in prostitution
rape for
sexuality of
transnational trafficking of
trial of
for U.S. government
violence from
BNDD. See Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
body cavity searches
Bojórquez, Juan de Dios
Bonaudo, Felice
bootlegging
border regions. See customs and border patrol; national borders and border regions
Bravo, Luis Alberto
Brent, Charles H.
brutality, in searches
Bulnes, Don Basilio
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs (BNDD)
Bureau of Social Hygiene
Burke, Kathy
Burroughs, William S.
business: la Chata in
drug trade women and front of
money laundering
Cabán, Carmen
Cabán, Gloria
Cabañas, Lucio
Cabrera, Pepe
Calderón, Felipe
California
Calles, Plutarco Elías
Camarago, Raúl
Campbell, Howard
Campbell, Nancy
Canada
Cantú, Gen. Esteban
Cantú de Garza, Carmen
Cardona Salazar, Rafael “Rafa”
Carvajal Ontiversos, Rosa Emma
Castillo, Felipa
CCG. See Comité Civico Guerrerense
Cecil, Charles W. Jr.
Chapman, Winnifred
la Chata, Lola
appearance of
arrest and imprisonment of
Beland family and
in business
community for
discretion of
drug family and street market for
drug trade men partnering with
drug trade power of
feminine danger of
gender assumptions of
laboratories of
for Mexican government
Mexican government connection to
police corruption and
in popular culture
real name of
Salazar, Le
opoldo, on
sexual power of
trafficking stereotypes and
transnational trafficking of
for U.S. government
Wendt compared to
Chee Quen Towan
Chen, M. M.
Chiappe, François
children, in smuggling
Chinese: anti-Chinese movement response of
immigrants and immigration
men as feminine
in Mexican opium production
Mexican women associated with
mutual aid societies
power struggles
racism against
as sexual predators
in smuggling. See also anti-Chinese movement
Ciudad Juárez
class
cocaine: “cowboys”
medical professionals on
Mexican drug trade in
Mexico transshipment of U.S.
North American focus on
profit from
transnational trafficking of
U.S. demand for
Cocaine Cowboys
Cochran, John J.
Cold War
Colombia
Comité Civico Guerrerense (Civic Committee of the People of Guerrero, CCG)
commerce and commercial competition. See also business
communication, in transnational trafficking
communism
community
Corben, Billy
Corsica
Cosby, Charles
crime, criminality, and criminalization: in Ciudad Juárez
drug use and
foreigners associated with
gender roles in
organized
racializing
scholarship on women and
U.S. history of
U.S.-Mexico border and drug
customs and border patrol. See also U.S. Customs
Dai, Bingham
Damm, Henry C. A.
danger
Daniels, Josephus
DEA. See Drug Enforcement Agency
demand: drug control and policy on
transnational trafficking driven by
U.S. cocaine
Department of Health, Mexico (Consejo de Salubridad General): on addiction
drug control and policy from
on drug use
on foreign medical professionals
women in healthcare targeted by
deviance
DFS. See Federal Security Directorate
Diario Official
Díaz, George
Díaz González, Emilio
Díaz Ordaz, Gustavo
di Birón, C. L. H. Medici