Moisés Naím’s scientific contributions

... These factors, in turn, encourage the corruption of Amazonian countries' local constituted powers. Consequently, they provoke the weakening of the capacity of the Amazonian States to deal with crimes that converge with the illicit drug economies, such as environmental devastation and the degradation of human rights, 4 especially in socially vulnerable groups (Naím 2005). However, if, on the one hand, delinquency undermines local governments, the lack of governance also contributes to potentialize this dramatic scenario. ...

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A Polycentric Governance Model Through the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization