Drug Smuggling and Taking in India and Burma

"Drug Smuggling and Taking in India and Burma" by Roy K. Anderson offers a historical examination of the narcotics trade and its societal impact. This meticulously prepared republication delves into the complexities of drug traffic, specifically focusing on Burma and India. Explore the intricate web of drug smuggling, customs, and traditions surrounding the drug trade in this region.

Drawing from the fields of criminology and criminal law, this study presents a detailed account of the historical context of drug taking. Readers interested in the social sciences, particularly the history of crime and law, will find valuable insights into this enduring issue. Discover the historical precedents for sentencing and the broader societal implications of narcotics within these cultures.

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