Obstacles and challenges to the national narcotics agency (BNN) of papua province in managing drugs trafficing and illicity goods (case study in Jayapura city) by Melyana Ratana Pugu, Made Selly Dwi Suryanti

Subjects: “…national narcotics agency, drugs trafficking, illicit goods, jayapura city…”
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Scalable Manufacturing Method for Model Protein-Loaded PLGA Nanoparticles: Biocompatibility, Trafficking and Release Properties by Selin Akpinar Adscheid, Marta Rojas-Rodríguez, Salma M. Abdel-Hafez, Francesco S. Pavone, Marc Schneider, Akif E. Türeli, Martino Calamai, Nazende Günday-Türeli

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COOPERATION OF THE BRICS COUNTRIES IN COMBATINGDRUG CRIME by NIGMATULLIN Rishat Vakhidovich

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Promoting Internal Armed Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding: The Case of the U.S.-Colombia Relations (Part II) by A. A. Manukhin

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Transnational organized crime in Latin America: Current trends and prospects for military crime-fighting operations by A. N. Pyatakov

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Promoting Internal Armed Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding: The Case of the US–Colombia Relations (Part I) by A. A. Manukhin

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‘If Ya Wanna End War and Stuff, You Gotta Sing Loud’—A Survey of the Provisional Agreement between FARC and Colombia on Illicit Drugs by Francesco Seatzu

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Ameaça e caráter transnacional do narcotráfico na Amazônia brasileira by Aiala Colares Couto

“…The aim of this article is to analyze the trans national character of drug trafficking in Brazilian Amazon, highlighting the existence of a geography crime based on regional-global connections that occur over the region. …”
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Frontières tacites. Confrontations et accords dans les favelas de Rio de Janeiro by Carolina Christoph Grillo

“…This paper addresses the spatial discontinuities produced by the dynamics of armed conflict and agreements between police, drug traffickers and robbers in the city of Rio de Janeiro, emphasizing the changes produced by the implantation of Units of Pacifying Police (UPP). …”
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Preparation of objects for the examination of narcotic drugs, psychotropic substances, their analogues and precursors: a case study approach by S. M. Lozova, S. I. Perlin

“…When investigating crimes related to drug trafficking, it is important to properly seize, pack, transport, store drugs and prepare them for expert examination. …”
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Espaços da violência na narrativa brasileira contemporânea by Valdemar Valente Junior

“…The needy communities controlled by the drug trafficking effective themselves as the stage where still dominates the crime and the prostitution. …”
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Archétypes du corps cinématographique du narcotrafiquant mexicain by Magali Kabous

“…The movies propose three different criminality’s representations related to drug trafficking. Therefore, we try to draw various archetypes of the drug dealer’s body in films. …”
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Imágenes y estereotipos del indígena en la producción fílmica de Ciro Guerra: Pájaros de verano by Carmen Laura Paz Reverol, María Dolores Fuentes Bajo

“…This without leaving aside problems around the drug trafficking that destructure the lives of indigenous people.…”
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Géopolitique africaine et rébellions touarègues. Approches locales, approches globales (1960-2011) by Pierre Boilley

“…Current developments in the region of drug trafficking and settlement of armed Salafists of Al-Qaeda in Islamic Maghreb (AQIM), have brutally internationalized the interest shown in the issue. …”
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Tanatopolítica y control social : la violencia como dinamizador del orden y la limpieza social en Bucaramanga, Colombia (1988-1998) by Álvaro Acevedo Tarazona, Andrés Correa Lugos

“…At the end of the 20th century, Colombia saw an exponential growth in violence as a result of the boom in drug trafficking and the internal armed conflict. Faced with this situation, alternatives were implemented to exercise social control, such as states of exception and other non-legal forms of repression, which were mainly exercised by informal actors who, with the support of the Military Forces, administered the ways of dying at their will. and to kill. …”
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Narcos : México, représentation d’une réalité mexicaine ? by Nadia Tahir

“…These tools allow the production of the series to indicate that the drug traffickers, the majority of the protagonists, are not just fictional characters. …”
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The Correlation Between External and Internal Factors of the Libyan Crisis by E. N. Koposova

“…The importance of this region is determined by its geopolitical position, concentration of large natural resources, as well as the fact that it represents the greatest threat to the international security - the bases of terrorist organizations, the strengthening role of the group "Islamic State", drug trafficking and the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction (WMD). …”
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JUVENILE DELINQUECY AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE; THE DYNAMIC DUO by Igbaekemen Goddy Osa

“…Substance abuse is also associated with violent and income-generating crime by youth, which increases community residents’ level of fear and the demand for juvenile and criminal justice services, thereby further increasing the burden on these resources. Gangs, drug trafficking, prostitution, and youth homicides are other related social and criminal justice problems often linked to adolescent substance abuse. …”
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The Effect of Group Cognitive Behavior Therapy on Behavior Changes in Adolescents Risked of Drug Abuse in Dharmasraya Regency by Wisdia Lola Erwinda, Susmiati, Heppi Sasmita

“…Considering the condition of Dharmasraya Regency, which is vulnerable to drug trafficking, a prevention act to drug abuse behavior among adolescents is required. …”
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Favela, criminalité violente et politique à Rio de Janeiro by Luiz Antonio Machado da Silva

“…A scheme for the "flattening" of disputes on social control is briefly proposed, starting from militarized developmentalism implanted by the dictatorship, based on the doctrine of "national security", and the widespread concern about threats facing the continuity of daily routines contained the collective representations of "urban violence" whose soul is associated with the arrival on the scene of crime related to illicit drug trafficking, competition for economic space between its different armed gangs and clashes with the police(s). …”
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