A study about the impact of illicit drug traffic on international relations
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I explicate the illicit drug production,transportation consumption and usage of narcotics during this thesis workshop.This is considered as an international problem and also related with economical,political,social,cultural ekonomik situations of the countries. I dıscussed the workshops focused to the national and international solutions.I also tried to define the level of theat according to the statistic data. I have defined that, first of all this is international problem.The production of opium should be decreased on the other hand some case studies have to be done on the international routes of opium trsansportation. According to these hypothesizes; The policies and socio-economic situations of the countries where opium is produced,have been examined.The stuation of the producer,route countries and consumercounries has been compared with each other. I try to explain the international solutions of the problem with the support of the international foundations.Key Words; Illegal Drug Rotation, Addiction, Illegal Drug Trafficking Routes, Continuing Crime
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Özcan Sezer
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İstanbul Beykent University
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Özcan Sezer (Master Thesis). A study about the impact of illicit drug traffic on international relations, 2010, İstanbul Beykent University.
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