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Title: Not organized, not current.
Review: If you are looking for the latest and greatest in a long series of banking industry troubles with Mexico's drug cartels, then avoid this book. The book is divided into two parts, one focuses on mostly events of the 1980's and Mexico drug trafficking and secondly, the other discusses banking regulation and money laundering. Although the book dicussess in depth many of the problems associated with the criminalization of drug laws and concludes legalization may be the best route to take away the profits from the illict drug trade; the book ironically, endorses draconian banking regulation as a means to ferret out drug proceeds. Clearly, the book was written durning two differnt periods and thrown together hapazardly. The section on the Mexican cartels and money laundering do not mesh well. Avoid this book.
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