Image from Ang & Nalepa (2019)
Ang, M. (2025). “Guilty by association: Party effects of corruption-related prosecutions.” Party Politics, online first.
Ang, M. & Miguel Vázquez (2024). “Linguistic rights, translation, and state-sponsored violence in Mexican prisons.” Just. Journal of Language Rights & Minorities, Revista de Drets Lingüístics i Minories 3(2): 155–85.
Ang, M. (2023) “Idleness as work? How public defenders do their job by waiting.” Crime, Law, and Social Change 79(5): 483-503.
Ang, M. & Yuna Blajer de la Garza (2021) “Vulnerability, due process, and reform in modern Mexico”, Constitutional Political Economy 32: 346-375.
Ang, M. & Monika Nalepa (2019) “Can transitional justice improve the quality of representation in new democracies?” World Politics, 71(4).
Ang, M., & Yuna Blajer de la Garza (2024). “At the mercy of predatory corruption: women in Mexico’s prisons.” In Emily Beaulieu & Tiffany Barnes (eds), Handbook on Gender and Corruption in Democracies (pp. 370-383). Edward Elgar Publishing.
Ang, Milena, and Monika Nalepa (2024). “What can quantitative and formal models teach us about transitional justice.” In Jens Meierhenrich, Alexander Laban Hinton & Lawrence Douglas (eds), The Oxford Handbook of Transitional Justice.
Ang, M., & Tania Islas Weinstein, eds. (2024). Beyond Mestizaje: Contemporary Debates on Race in Mexico. Amherst College Press.