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2012
Abstract In the twentieth century a sophisticated treaty regime, now a centrepiece of transnational criminal law, was developed both to ensure the supply and use of drugs for medical and scientific purposes and to suppress the non-medicinal supply and use of drugs. The focus of this chapter is on the latter function.
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Abstract In the twentieth century a sophisticated treaty regime, now a centrepiece of transnational criminal law, was developed both to ensure the supply and use of drugs for medical and scientific purposes and to suppress the non-medicinal supply and use of drugs. The focus of this chapter is on the latter function.
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THE RELATIONSHIP OF DRUGS, DRUG TRAFFICKING, AND DRUG TRAFFICKERS TO HOMICIDE
Journal of Crime and Justice, 1992ABSTRACT While the relationship between drugs and homicide has often been documented, its full extent and complexity are not well known. Using data from a study of 414 homicide events committed in New York City during eight months of 1988, this analysis explores that relationship.
Henry H. Brownstein +3 more
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Journal of Drug Issues, 2013
Decision making in the face of risk from law enforcement is considered from the perspective provided by theoretical models of interdependent decisions of potential drug smugglers regarding entry and the use of violence following entry. Implications of three different models of decision making under risk are examined: expected value, expected utility ...
Ying Che, Bruce L. Benson
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Decision making in the face of risk from law enforcement is considered from the perspective provided by theoretical models of interdependent decisions of potential drug smugglers regarding entry and the use of violence following entry. Implications of three different models of decision making under risk are examined: expected value, expected utility ...
Ying Che, Bruce L. Benson
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1994
The drug trade in the Americas has national, regional, and global dimensions, which interact and require multifaceted responses. US concern is region-wide in aspiring to control production and transit of drugs throughout Latin America and the Caribbean, and is also global in aiming to disrupt the world-wide drug trade.
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The drug trade in the Americas has national, regional, and global dimensions, which interact and require multifaceted responses. US concern is region-wide in aspiring to control production and transit of drugs throughout Latin America and the Caribbean, and is also global in aiming to disrupt the world-wide drug trade.
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Antibody–drug conjugates: Smart chemotherapy delivery across tumor histologies
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Paolo Tarantino +2 more
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