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|a Mares, David R.
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|a Drug wars and coffeehouses :
|b the political economy of the international drug trade /
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|a Washington, D.C. :
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|a Includes bibliographical references (p. 159-177) and index.
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|a pt. I. Thinking about illicit drugs -- 1. The drug trade as a global and national phenomenon -- The politics of policy -- Psychoactive substances : what are they and how do they work? -- A commodity systems framework -- Summary -- 2. Analytic perspectives for explaining the drug trade -- Four analytical perspectives -- Combining perspectives on drug policy -- Explaining national strategies -- Summary.
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|a pt. II. The phenomenon, its dynamics, and policy options -- 3. Conceptualizing consumption : drug use and drug users -- Thinking about the data and the questions we want to answer -- The illegal use of psychoactive substances -- Effects and probabilities --Summary -- 4. The production of psychoactive substances -- The role of production in the psychoactive substance commodity system -- What types of psychoactive substances are produced? -- Where does production of illegal psychoactive substances occur? -- Why do people produce illegal psychoactive substances? -- Summary -- 5. Distribution : linking producers and consumers -- The role of traffickers in the PASCS -- Why is someone a trafficker? -- Summary -- 6. Money laundering : money makes the world go 'round -- The role of money laundering in the PASCS -- The process of money laundering -- Pursuing money launderers -- Summary -- 7. The political economy of international drug strategies : going it alone or working together -- Cooperation and conflict -- Unilateral international policies -- The international politics of plan Colombia -- Summary.
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|a pt. III. National and international experiences -- 8. The United States : from crime reduction to drug war, 1968-1982 -- Summary -- The context for modern U.S. drug policy -- Crime reduction : 1970-1974 -- Harm reduction stillborn : 1975-1980 -- The road to the drug war -- 9. The Netherlands : from drug war to dynamic harm reduction, 1960-2002 -- Summary -- The context for modern Dutch drug policy -- Drug war : 1960-1965 -- De facto harm reduction : 1967-1976 -- Official harm reduction : 1976-1995 -- Dynamic harm reduction : 1995-2002 -- 10. Sweden : from harm reduction to drug war, 1965-1993 -- Summary -- Background -- The context for modern Swedish drug policy -- Harm reduction : 1965 -- Prohibition with harm reduction : 1968 -- Pursuing the drug-free society : 1976 -- Pursuing the drug war : the 1990s.
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|a Drug traffic.
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|a Drug control.
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|a Tráfico de drogas.
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|a Control de drogas.
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