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Bulletin de Périodique
International Journal of Drug Policy , Vol.14, n°2 - April 2003
Paru le :
01/04/2003
Année
2003
Langue(s) :
Anglais
Note de contenu :
CONTENTS
- Prohibition, pragmatism and drug policy repatriation, Pages 141-143, Cindy Fazey, David Bewley-Taylor
- Global drug prohibition: its uses and crises, Pages 145-153, Harry G Levine
- The Commission on Narcotic Drugs and the United Nations International Drug Control Programme: politics, policies and prospect for change, Pages 155-169, Cindy S.J Fazey
- Challenging the UN drug control conventions: problems and possibilities, Pages 171-179, David R Bewley-Taylor
- Drugs in the UN system: the unwritten history of the 1998 United Nations General Assembly Special Session on drugs, Pages 181-195, Martin Jelsma
- The UN drug treaties revisited, Pages 197-199, Jan G van der Tas
- Deconstructing international drug prohibition, Pages 201-202, Emest Drucker
- Confronting the UN drug control behemoth, Pages 203-204, Eugene Oscapella
- Geo-political and cultural constraints on international drug control treaties, Pages 205-208, Craig Reinarman
- Colombia: prohibition's frontline, Pages 209-212, Sir Keith Morris
- The drug prohibition church and the adventure of reformation, Pages 213-215, Peter Cohen
- Cannabis control: the model of the WHO tobacco control treaty, Pages 217-219, Eddy L Engelsman
- The international drug treaties: 'paper tigers' or dangerous behemoths?, Pages 221-223, Alex Wodak
- Prohibition, pragmatism and drug policy repatriation, Pages 141-143, Cindy Fazey, David Bewley-Taylor
- Global drug prohibition: its uses and crises, Pages 145-153, Harry G Levine
- The Commission on Narcotic Drugs and the United Nations International Drug Control Programme: politics, policies and prospect for change, Pages 155-169, Cindy S.J Fazey
- Challenging the UN drug control conventions: problems and possibilities, Pages 171-179, David R Bewley-Taylor
- Drugs in the UN system: the unwritten history of the 1998 United Nations General Assembly Special Session on drugs, Pages 181-195, Martin Jelsma
- The UN drug treaties revisited, Pages 197-199, Jan G van der Tas
- Deconstructing international drug prohibition, Pages 201-202, Emest Drucker
- Confronting the UN drug control behemoth, Pages 203-204, Eugene Oscapella
- Geo-political and cultural constraints on international drug control treaties, Pages 205-208, Craig Reinarman
- Colombia: prohibition's frontline, Pages 209-212, Sir Keith Morris
- The drug prohibition church and the adventure of reformation, Pages 213-215, Peter Cohen
- Cannabis control: the model of the WHO tobacco control treaty, Pages 217-219, Eddy L Engelsman
- The international drug treaties: 'paper tigers' or dangerous behemoths?, Pages 221-223, Alex Wodak
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