Essays on War on Drugs

The illicit economy of drugs forms complex systems which resilient networks of criminals run. Despite moves for legalization, destabilizing influences of the illicit economies together with transnational crime is going to endure and sustain national efforts for addressing the evolving threat. Cocaine, methamphetamines and heroin,...

The first step for the analyst would be to assemble the necessary data to securitize the cause and issues related to drug abuse and formulate a solution accordingly. Since drug abuse occurs mainly amongst the youths, data should be collected for all the people living...

The Philippines is known as a drug infested country which still has over thousands of drug users at present. With the government’s efforts on the problem, the drug rates have dropped not so significantly. In 2011 a total of 2,748 drug users and abusers were...

The mass incarceration of black people is an issue in the world and those who do not speak on this matter help promote a modern-day form of genocide. From the inequitable use of the prisoners in California who are in the system that are set...

Where to begin with the United States international counterdrug policy. We live in this world where the United States Government has felt like they have been doing a good job for the past 60 years on this subject. I am here to explain to you...

The Industrial Revolutionary party dominated Mexico for seventy years until its defeat by the center right national action party in 2000. Though the PRI regained presidency in 2012 underneath the former president Enrique Pena Nieto, it had been absolutely weakened in 2018 landslide triumph of...

In 2007, the Mexican Drug Cartel controlled 90% of the Cocaine brought to the United States (Cook 2007). Cocaine, however, doesn’t come without its close relatives, violence and death. The Mexican War on Drugs is as much a concern to the United States as it...

“The war on drugs has made government more powerful, citizens less free, and has not helped users or addicts” – Victor Mitchell. The war on drugs have created big life changes to people in the United States. It is not a war that can be...

It is a worldwide problem. It means taking a drug in a manner and dose other than prescribed. Misuse of drugs can lead to serious medical problem affecting body organs like kidney, liver and lungs. Also, it can lead to physical dependence which characterised by...

The War on Drugs is an expression used to allude to an administration drove activity that means to stop illicit medication utilize, conveyance and exchange by expanding and upholding punishments for guilty parties. The development began in the 1970s yet advancing today. Throughout the years,...