Course
Online
INTERNATIONAL DIPLOMA IN GEOPOLITICS OF ORGANIZED CRIME AND VIOLENCE IN LATIN AMERICA. 3rd Edition
Security and Defense
Program Summary
The International Diploma in Geopolitics of Organized Crime and Violence in Latin America provides a strategic and current vision of the main threats to regional security, analyzing phenomena such as drug trafficking, transnational crime, violence and conflicts in Latin America.
Through a practical and international approach, participants will strengthen their knowledge in geopolitical analysis, security, intelligence, and strategies to understand the contemporary challenges of organized crime in the region.
What will you learn?
Geopolitical analysis of organized crime in Latin America and its impact on regional security.
Identification of the main structures, dynamics and modalities of transnational organized crime.
Study of the social, political and economic factors that influence violence and insecurity in the region.
Development of strategies for prevention, management and response to threats linked to organized crime and violence.
Curriculum
Content
Fundamentals of Geopolitics and International Security
Violence, Conflict and Regional Security
Essential concepts, strategic actors and global power dynamics.
Transnational Organized Crime in Latin America
Analysis of the social, political and economic factors that generate violence in the region.
Human Rights, Governance and Security
Criminal structures, drug trafficking, human trafficking, illicit trafficking and illegal economies.
Practical analysis of real situations and current trends in the region.
Relationship between security, democracy and protection of fundamental rights.
Requirements
- There are no academic prerequisites; interest in security, politics, and international relations issues is recommended.
Aimed at
- Members of the Armed Forces and Police
- Professionals, public servants
- Researchers, teachers, lawyers, security analysts
- Students and the general public interested in strengthening their knowledge of geopolitics, security, organized crime and violence in Latin America.