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Drugnet Europe News from the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction — January–March 2009

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International drug control into the 21st Century

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This volume, edited by Executive Director of the International Narcotics Control Board, Dr Hamid Ghodse, provides a comprehensive analysis of drug use and dependence today and the responses adopted in different parts of the world.

The book covers various controversial issues, taking into account the way in which pressure groups would like to see changes in national and/or international drug control regimes. Among the many topics discussed are: the legalisation of drugs; prevention, treatment and rehabilitation; supply and demand reduction; and money laundering. The book is designed as a resource for professionals and academics in law enforcement, health and social services, behavioural sciences, pharmacy and drug regulatory agencies. The material is drawn from extensive studies carried out by the UN over the last 15 years and each theme has been examined by a group of experts.

Publisher: Ashgate Publishing Limited
Language: English
Date: July 2008
ISBN:978-0-7546-7215-9 (hardback)
Price: GBP 20 (hardback); (€22).
Ordering information: www.ashgate.com

The EMCDDA is responsible for the selection of materials for the Bookshelf and for the text presented. However, responsibility for the content of these materials and the opinions expressed therein lies with the authors themselves.


Drugnet Europe is the EMCDDA's newsletter launched in September 1996. The newsletter provides regular and succint information on the Centre's projects and activities to a broad readership.

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