
Collapse of the Global Order on Drugs
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Specialists in international law and drug policy discuss how tensions between the objectives, assumptions, and activities at the local level are tearing apart the landscape of international drug policy. Among their topics are the death penalty for drug offenses: pulling back the curtain to expose a flawed regime, measuring the World Drug Problem: 2019 and beyond, deconstructing the Islamic bloc: the Middle East and North Africa and pluralistic drugs policy, the European Union in panglossian stagnation, and Switzerland: moving towards public health and harm reduction. -- Annotation (c)2018 * (protoview.com) *More details
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Blaine Stothard is an educationalist and prevention specialist who came to drug policy through an advisory role in a London LEA at the time of the UK's first national drug policy. He was active in the Healthy Schools programmes from 1998 to 2010 as an independent consultant, has worked on related policy development and implementation in the UK and Eastern Europe and was the external consultant for the Moscow-based schools drug education programme run by Project HOPE from 1998 to 2006. He has been the co-editor of Drugs and Alcohol Today since 2014.
Content
Chapter 1. The 2016 UNGASS on Drugs: A Catalyst for the Drug Policy Reform Movement; Ann Fordham Fordham and Heather Haase
Chapter 2. The Death Penalty for Drug Offences: Pulling Back the Curtain to Expose a Flawed Regime; Gen Sander and Rick Lines
Chapter 3. Measuring the 'World Drug Problem': 2019 and Beyond; David R. Bewley-Taylor and Marie Nougier
Chapter 4. Improving Access to Internationally Controlled Essential Medicines in the Post-UNGASS, Agenda 2030 Framework; Katherine Irene Pettus
Chapter 5. The Elephant in the Room: Cannabis in the International Drug Control Regime; Tom Blickman
Chapter 6. Drug Policy in the Russian Federation: Do Control Policies Produce More Harm Than Drugs?; Mikhail Golichenko, Anya Sarang, Khalid Tinasti and Isabela Barbosa
Chapter 7. Consensus and Contradictions in ASEAN: An Analysis of Southeast Asia at and After UNGASS 2016; Ricky Gunawan and Gloria Lai
Chapter 8. Deconstructing the Islamic Bloc: The Middle East and North Africa and Pluralistic Drugs Policy; Maziyar Ghiabi
Chapter 9. Breaking Ranks: Pioneering Drug Policy Protagonism in Uruguay and Bolivia; Jonas von Hoffmann
Chapter 10. The Netherlands, Portugal and the Czech Republic: Political Perceptions and Legal Realities; Danilo Ballotta and Brendan Hughes
Chapter 11. The European Union in Panglossian Stagnation; Caroline Chatwin
Chapter 12. United States Drug Policy: Flexible Prohibition and Regulation; Zara Snapp and Jorge Herrera Valderrabano
Chapter 13. West Africa; Leandre Banon and Maria-Goretti Loglo
Chapter 14. Switzerland: Moving Towards Public Health and Harm Reduction; Frank Zobel and Larissa J. Maier
Chapter 15. Epilogue; Mike Trace
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