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Introduction the move toward the partial or full legalization of marijuana, while political figures on both the left and the right have begun discussing the draconian nature of the current regime of punishment for drug offenses—which still ranks among the harshest in the world. Indeed, the past three presidents

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The War on Drugs in Colombia: A History of Failure the epicenter of the US-led war on drugs for decades. Unlike some of the other case studies in this book, Colombia has been— and continues to be—a major producer of drugs. This chapter focuses on the failed war on drugs in Colombia and the consequences of such policies.

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Drug Trafficking and the Street: An Anthropological Viewrugs- i have spent 36 years conducting ethnographic studies of drug use, and at no time in those decades did i, or any of my fìeld research colleagues, ever ask a direct question about from whom the participants in my studies obtained their drugs of choice. Nevertheless, I eventually found out about

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Delinquency and Drug Use in the USlthood is a troublesome life-course stage in nearly every society. However, this problem is exacerbated in advanced modernized societies where movement into full adulthood continues to be pushed into older ages, creating a longer and more difficult transition. One result of this characteristic of mo

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The Gang-Drug Nexus: Violence, FBI Safe Streets Task Forcexus between gangs, drugs, and violence furthers the ongoing criminalization of communities of color and cements networks of state and neighborhood violence. As a core part of anti-gang and drugs work nationally, the growth of the FBI’s Safe Streets Initiative and the subsequent expansion of the Fede

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