Search Results - subject:"drug policy"

Chains of dispossession and communities in struggle : the illegal opiate market in Guerrero (Mexico)

Giménez-Delgado, Inés - In: Iberoamerican journal of development studies : IJCLR 11 (2022) 1, pp. 10-30

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Myths of drug consumption decriminalization: effects of Portuguese decriminalization on violent and drug use mortality

Marín Llanes, Lucas; Zuleta, Hernando - 2022

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013390910

Legalizing harmful drugs : government participation and optimal policies

Arnabal Rocca, Luis Rodrigo - In: The B.E. journal of economic analysis & policy 23 (2023) 1, pp. 113-164

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Cannabis : sortir du statu quo, vers une légalisation encadrée

Compain, Florent; Eyriey, Helno - 2023

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From illicit to value added : the lessons of community and institutional change in Northern Thailand's opium growing regions

Collins, John; Brombacher, Daniel; Diskul, M. L. Dispanadda - In: LSE public policy review 1 (2021) 3, pp. 1-7

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Illicit crop cultivation in Colombia's national natural parks : dynamics, drivers, and policy responses

Bernal, José; Sudarsky, Jerónimo; Riveros, Catalina - In: Journal of illicit economies and development : JIED 3 (2021) 1, pp. 22-35

The purpose of this paper is to understand the dynamics behind the expansion and consolidation of coca crops in the National Natural Parks of the Colombian National System of Protected Areas -SINAP-, based on fieldwork carried out in the national parks Catatumbo Barí (Norte de Santander), Alto...

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Colombia, the drug wars and the politics of drug policy displacement : from la Violencia to UNGASS 2016

Collins, John; Alarcón, Karen Torres - In: Journal of illicit economies and development : JIED 3 (2021) 2, pp. 190-205

This article breaks new conceptual ground by questioning orthodox interpretations of nation state agency in the global drug wars. Specifically, it challenges the David vs. Goliath conception of Colombia as a passive, client state simply abiding to the United States' hegemonic war on drugs. It...

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Research handbook on international drug policy

Stothard, Blaine - In: Journal of illicit economies and development : JIED 3 (2021) 2, pp. 224-228

policy and the emergence of analysis of international drug policy in academic literature. Editors David Bewley-Taylor and …-Western countries. They have selected authors to provide an analytical critique of international drug policy, evidencing their stance of … parts - "History of international drug control", "The geospatial dimensions of drug policy" (chapters cover the Americas …

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Fueling organized crime : the Mexican War on Drugs and oil thefts

Battiston, Giacomo; Daniele, Gianmarco; Le Moglie, Marco; … - 2022

We show that the War on Drugs launched by the Mexican President Felipe Calderón in 2007 pushed drug cartels into large-scale oil thefts. Municipalities that the presidential candidate’s party barely won at the local elections in 2007-2009 exhibit a larger increase in illegal oil taps over the...

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Potency-enhancing synthetics in the drug overdose epidemic : xylazine ("tranq"), fentanyl, methamphetamine, and the displacement of heroin in Philadelphia and Tijuana

Bourgois, Philippe I. - In: Journal of illicit economies and development : JIED 4 (2022) 2, pp. 204-222

Multiple transformations-referred to as "waves" in a panoply of recent public health and law enforcement publications-have rendered North American drug markets increasingly toxic since the early 2010s. The introduction of exceptionally potent synthetic sedatives and stimulants is initiating a...

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