Wisdom Journal For Studies & Research

The reasons for the spread of drug abuse among young people in Algerian society

- a psycho-sociological approach

Authors

  • هناء بوحارة جامعة جيلالي ليابس سيدي بلعباس

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.55165/wjfsar.v2i6.168

Keywords:

drugs, causes of drugs, youth.

Abstract

      In the recent period in which the international community has turned into a small village due to the spread of means of communication and rapid technological progress, the phenomenon of drug abuse has become a dangerous phenomenon that hovers over various segments of society, and indeed deserves monitoring, study and analysis, especially if drug abuse concerns the youth group, who constitute the future pillar of society. There is no doubt that the phenomenon of drug abuse is one of the most dangerous phenomena faced by societies in general, as the danger of this phenomenon is not limited to the individual user, but extends to his small community, family, companions, relatives and acquaintances, as well as his society as a whole. Where the phenomenon of the spread of drugs is one of the most complex and dangerous phenomena for humans and society, as it is considered one of the thorny problems of the age that has begun to occupy a prominent place in the concerns of public and local opinion, as the danger of this phenomenon is increasing in that it affects the human energy in any society directly and indirectly, especially young people of both sexes, as it affects a part of that human energy found in any society, regardless of the degree of its civilization, and at the same time it affects the present societies Its future is dark, affecting the resources of natural and human wealth, impeding any efforts for the comprehensive development of society.

Keywords: drugs, causes of drugs, youth.

 

Published

2022-12-30

How to Cite

بوحارة ه. (2022). The reasons for the spread of drug abuse among young people in Algerian society : - a psycho-sociological approach. Wisdom Journal For Studies & Research, 2(6), 174–193. https://doi.org/10.55165/wjfsar.v2i6.168