Drug trafficking and organized crime
Felipe Calderón
Abstract
Felipe Calderón
Abstract
The article discusses the relation between transnational organized crime and drug trafficking. Topics covered include the smuggling of drugs from Mexico and Latin American countries to the U.S., social implications of transnational organized crimes, and the evolution of drug trade in relation to organized crime. Activities that constitute an organized crime are also mentioned
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The article discusses the relation between transnational organized crime and drug trafficking. Topics covered include the smuggling of drugs from Mexico and Latin American countries to the U.S., social implications of transnational organized crimes, and the evolution of drug trade in relation to organized crime. Activities that constitute an organized crime are also mentioned
Key concepts: Drug trafficking, Organised crime, Criminology, Latin Americans, Political science, Relation (database), Human trafficking, Sociology