CAN:s bibliotek

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*020  $a978-0-7377-4152-0 (hardcover)$x978-0-7377-4152-0
*020  $a978-0-7377-4153-7 (pbk.)$x978-0-7377-4153-7
*035  $a(SE-LIBR)11419319$x11419319
*24500$aDrugs /$cMaria Tenaglia-Webster, editor
*260  $aFarmington Hills, MI :$bGreenhaven Press,$ccop. 2009$y2009
*300  $a259 s :$bill.
*4901 $aGlobal viewpoints
*504  $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 244-248) and index
*5058 $aThe failure of the war on drugs : an overview /Ethan Nadelmann --The Afghan poppy war is fueling an insurgency /Simon Jenkins --Mexico's plight worsens despite military intervention in the war on drugs /The Drug Reform Coordination Network --The Colombian paramilitary presence is still a threat despite drug war efforts /Vanda Felbab-Brown --A long history of failure with prohibition : an overview /Alfred W. McCoy --The Afghan drug war cannot be won through eradication and prohibition /Transnational Institute --Colombia's eradication policies are in need of change /Chris Kraul --The United Kingdom's failed policy of prohibition yields a criminal justice crisis /Transform Drug Policy Foundation --The United States' meth crackdown is counterproductive and displaces production to Mexico /Kari Huus --The production of drugs is causing global environmental damage /United States Drug Enforcement Administration --American meth labs pose a hazardous threat to the environment /Ben Arnoldy --Yemen's addiction to qat is exhausting its water supply /Jonathon Walz --Colombia's legal crops and forests are wrongly destroyed by eradication /Bill Weinberg --Ecuadorians are suffering DNA damage from aerial spray eradication /Stephen Leahy --Colombia and Afghanistan are potential targets for a dangerous biologically engineered fungus /John Otis --Legalization is the only viable option to drug prohibition /Jeffrey A. Miron --The United Kingdom should decriminalize drugs /Kailash Chand --The United Kingdom should not decriminalize drugs /Joseph A. Califano, Jr. --The Netherlands demonstrates temperance through decriminalization /Andrew Stuttaford --Canadians are unnecessarily challenged in obtaining medical marijuana /Connie Howard --Bolivia's criminalization of coca should be overturned /Danna Harman --Harm reduction reduces drug use and restores human dignity /Drug Policy Alliance --Harm reduction encourages drug use and is dehumanizing /Theodore Dalrymple --Canada's safe-injection program is curtailing abuse and saving lives /Mark Follman --The United States' ban on needle exchange programs is contributing to the spread of HIV/AIDS /James E. Loyce, Jr., Adrian Tyler, and Malik Russell --Australia will not benefit from harm reduction /Don Weatherburn --The United Kingdom's obsession with criminalization maximizes harm /Danny Kushlick --Sweden's zero-tolerance policy is a good model for Scotland /Gillian Bowditch.
*650 4$aSubstance-related disorders
*650 4$aPublic policy
*650 4$aEurope
*650 4$aAustralia
*650 4$aMiddle East
*650 4$aNorth America
*650 4$aSouth America
*650 4$aHarm reduction
*650 4$aEnvironmental pollution
*653  $aNarkotikamissbruk
*653  $aNarkotikapolitik
*653  $aEuropa
*653  $aSydamerika
*653  $aNordamerika
*653  $aAustralien
*653  $aMellanöstern
*653  $aMiljöförorening
*653  $aLegalisering
*7001 $aTenaglia-Webster, Maria$4edt
*830 0$aGlobal viewpoints
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