Robert Muggah
Robert Muggah is a co-founder and research director of the Igarapé Institute, a leading think and do tank in Brazil. He is also co-founder of the SecDev Group and SecDev Foundation, digital security and risk analysis groups with global reach. He is affiliated with several universities, such as Princeton, Singularity, British Columbia, the Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro, Oxford, and San Diego. He’s also given talks at TED, TED Global, the Web Summit, and the World Economic Forum in Davos. He holds a PhD from the University of Oxford.
- Despite Record-Low Murder Rates, Brazilians Feel Less Safe
- Ecuador’s Crime Wave and Its Albanian Connection
- Misinformation Is Threatening Brazil’s Elections, Too
- Brazil’s Risky Bet on Tech to Fight Crime
- New Data Points to Staggering Violence in the Amazon
- Q&A: Why Is Prison Violence So Bad in Brazil?
- Reducing Homicide in Brazil: Insights Into What Works
- How Brazil Can Do Better for Venezuela’s Refugees
- The Stunning Scale of Latin America’s Migration Crisis
- Brazil Spends Billions on Public Security. Why Is Violence Getting Worse?
- How Brazil Could Become a Regional Leader on Data Protection
- Which Latin American Countries Got Safer in 2017?
- The Good News About El Salvador
- China’s Strategic Play in Brazil
- How Violence Is Changing in Post-FARC Colombia
- The Trouble in Naming Latin America’s Most Violent City
- Apuntar a puntos de conflicto específicos podría reducir drásticamente la tasa de homicidios
- Policiar áreas perigosas poderia reduzir drasticamente a taxa de assassinatos
- Targeting “Hot Spots” Could Drastically Reduce Latin America’s Murder Rate
