Historique
Congrès
Drug abuse: a symposium on social processes, narcotics and the state
Auteur(s) :
BRITTO, G. ;
CHARLES, M. ;
SCHONENBERG, R. ;
LANIEL, L. ;
ZALUAR, A. ;
ASTORGA, L. ;
DAS, A. A. ;
MASIHI, E. J. ;
BHASKAR, J ;
ANURADHA, K. V. L. N. ;
MARTIN, A. ;
PINTO, D. ;
REHMAN, I. A. ;
ONTA, P.
Année
2001
Page(s) :
74 p.
Langue(s) :
Anglais
ISBN :
0037-1947
Domaine :
Drogues illicites / Illicit drugs
Discipline :
MAR (Marchés / Markets)
Thésaurus mots-clés
CANNABIS
;
GEOPOLITIQUE
;
PAUVRETE
;
POLITIQUE
;
TRAFIC INTERNATIONAL
;
TIERS-MONDE
Thésaurus géographique
INDE
;
MEXIQUE
;
LESOTHO
Note générale :
Seminar, August 2001, n°504.
Note de contenu :
CONTENTS:
• The Problem. Posed by Gabriel Britto, Director, National Addiction Research Center, Mumbai
• The drug scene in India. Molly Charles, Deputy Director, NARC, Mumbai
• Lessons from the Brazilian amazonas. Regine Schonenberg, Professor and environmentalist, Berlin, Germany
• Cannabis in Lesotho. Laurent Laniel, Sociologist, Paris, France
• Traffic networks in Rio. Alba Zaluar, Professor of Anthropology, State University of Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
• Drug trafficking in Mexico. Luis Astorga, Anthropologist, Institute of Research, Universidad Autonoma de Mexico (IIS-UNAM), Mexico City
• Undermining human heritage. Molly Charles, Gabriel Britto and A.A. Das from NARC; E.J. Masihi and Bhaskar Jani, Institute of Social Research and Development, Ahmedabad
• Grassroot merchants of illicit drugs in Gujarat. Development Research Center, Mumbai
• A flawed act. K.V.L.N. Anuradha, Project Officer, Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative, Delhi
• Profiteering on poverty. Laurent Laniel, Sociologist, Paris, France
• Further reading. A select and relevant bibliography compiled by A. Martin and Daniel Pinto, Mumbai
• Comments. Received from I.A. Rehman, Director, Human Rights Commission of Pakistan, Lahore and Pratyoush Onta, Historian and media researcher, Center for Social Research and Development, Kathmandu
• Declaration. The India-Pakistan People's Solidarity Conference
• The Problem. Posed by Gabriel Britto, Director, National Addiction Research Center, Mumbai
• The drug scene in India. Molly Charles, Deputy Director, NARC, Mumbai
• Lessons from the Brazilian amazonas. Regine Schonenberg, Professor and environmentalist, Berlin, Germany
• Cannabis in Lesotho. Laurent Laniel, Sociologist, Paris, France
• Traffic networks in Rio. Alba Zaluar, Professor of Anthropology, State University of Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
• Drug trafficking in Mexico. Luis Astorga, Anthropologist, Institute of Research, Universidad Autonoma de Mexico (IIS-UNAM), Mexico City
• Undermining human heritage. Molly Charles, Gabriel Britto and A.A. Das from NARC; E.J. Masihi and Bhaskar Jani, Institute of Social Research and Development, Ahmedabad
• Grassroot merchants of illicit drugs in Gujarat. Development Research Center, Mumbai
• A flawed act. K.V.L.N. Anuradha, Project Officer, Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative, Delhi
• Profiteering on poverty. Laurent Laniel, Sociologist, Paris, France
• Further reading. A select and relevant bibliography compiled by A. Martin and Daniel Pinto, Mumbai
• Comments. Received from I.A. Rehman, Director, Human Rights Commission of Pakistan, Lahore and Pratyoush Onta, Historian and media researcher, Center for Social Research and Development, Kathmandu
• Declaration. The India-Pakistan People's Solidarity Conference
Résumé :
Ce symposium a été l'occasion pour Gabriel Britto et Molly Charles, experts et chercheurs en toxicomanie à Bombay, d'exposer la situation du continent indien face aux drogues et d'en retracer l'histoire des consommations et des usages qui ont été profondément changés au fur et à mesure des réglementations nationales et internationales. Les communications ont eu pour thèmes : la corruption et le blanchiment d'argent sale opposé aux politiques de développement du Brésil et particulièrement en Amazonie, le cannabis au Lesotho, les réseaux de trafiquants à Rio et à Mexico, les drogues illicites au Gujarat. Une abondante bibliographie invite à d'autres lectures.
Cote :
R00106