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Tables and figures | |
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Acknowledgements | |
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Introduction | |
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Intoxicating substances in historical perspective | |
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The role of drugs in global society | |
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Opium and empire | |
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The Chinese opium market | |
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The drift to regulation and the idea of prohibition | |
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Drug consumption in the western market | |
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The advent of control: Britain and America contrasted | |
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The US modernization experience: tension and protest | |
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The alcohol prohibition movement and experience | |
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From regulation to control: the internationalization of drug prohibition | |
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The anti-opium campaign in Britain | |
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Enter America: the anti-opium campaign of the US government | |
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The Shanghai Conference of 1909 and its impact | |
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The beginnings of international drug control | |
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From principle to policy | |
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Evaluating the early drug control system | |
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Domestic drug control | |
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The post-war international drug control regime | |
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The United Nations and drug control | |
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The post-war model: prohibition victory? | |
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Rebellion and division within the drug control system | |
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Trends in drug consumption | |
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The knowledge gap | |
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Patterns of controlled drug use | |
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Consumption dynamics in the 2000s | |
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Trends in cultivation and production | |
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Opiates, supply reduction and the rise of the Golden Triangle | |
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Supply expansion and the Golden Crescent | |
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Coca and cocaine | |
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The manufacture and supply of other controlled drugs | |
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The traffic in and traffickers of controlled drugs | |
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Accounting for failure: the problem of prohibition | |
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The limits of prohibition | |
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The economics of the drug trade | |
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Accounting for failure 2: institutions and policy | |
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Alternative development | |
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Research: a hostile environment | |
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Demand-side neglect | |
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By way of a conclusion: institutional crisis and decline | |
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The political impact of drugs and drug control | |
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The importance of state presence | |
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Anti-drug responses: more harm than good? | |
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United States: the heart of the problem | |
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Full circle: more harm than good? | |
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HIV/AIDS and intravenous drug use | |
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The epidemiology of HIV/AIDS | |
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The rise of the post-Soviet drug problem | |
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IDU-related sub-epidemics: the global picture | |
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From IDUs to broader infection | |
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Conclusion | |
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International drug control and HIV/AIDS | |
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Harm reduction and injecting drug use | |
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Injecting drug use and prisons | |
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Opposition to harm reduction | |
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A problem caused by drug control? | |
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Conclusion | |
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Cultivation and drug production: the environmental costs | |
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The greening of the drugs issue | |
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The environmental costs of narcotic plant cultivation | |
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Drug production and the environment | |
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Drugs and the environment: a credible debate? | |
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Conclusion | |
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Anti-drug policies and the environment: the role of chemical fumigation | |
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US fumigation strategies in historical context: the Mexican experience | |
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Contemporary fumigation strategies: Plan Colombia | |
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The impact of chemical fumigation with Glyphosate | |
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The politics of fumigation | |
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By way of a conclusion | |
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The new magic bullet: bio-control solutions | |
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The evolution of the mycoherbicide strategy | |
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The Fusarium debate | |
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The direction of mycoherbicide research | |
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The politics of mycoherbicides | |
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The challenge of US unilateralism | |
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Conclusion | |
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A note on hemp | |
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A brief history of hemp | |
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The economic causes of hemp's decline | |
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The political causes of hemp's decline | |
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The contemporary hemp revolution | |
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Conclusion | |
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By way of a conclusion | |
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Bibliography | |
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Index | |