控制墨西哥贩毒暴力的战略

Q3 Social Sciences
M. Kleiman, Steven Davenport
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摘要

在来源国和过境国,如墨西哥,禁毒执法自然倾向于增加对与毒品有关的暴力的激励,除非执法是故意设置以产生抑制作用。一项针对墨西哥最暴力的毒品交易组织的重点执法方案,可能会成功地减少那里目前无法容忍的暴力程度。
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Strategies to Control Mexican Drug-Trafficking Violence
Abstract Drug law enforcement in source and transit countries such as Mexico naturally tends to increase the incentives for drug-related violence, unless enforcement is configured deliberately to create disincentives instead. A program of focused enforcement aimed sequentially at the most violent drug-dealing organizations in Mexico might succeed in reducing the current intolerable level of violence there.
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Journal of Drug Policy Analysis
Journal of Drug Policy Analysis Social Sciences-Health (social science)
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