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Written by Drug Policy Foundation
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Tuesday, 31 March 1992 00:00 |
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Preface
Chapter One The Persistent Urban Crisis
The Los Angeles Riots and the Crisis in American Policing Joseph D. McNamara
National Drug Reform Strategy The Drug Policy Foundation
The War on Drugs and the Riots in Los Angeles Edward C. Carman Jr.
'Peace and Seed,' Not 'Weed and Seed' Arnold S. Trebach and Kevin B.Zeese
Economic Effects of Prohibition Target the Poor Frederick J. Oerther
Just Say Poverty Harry G. Levine
Escalating Violence Demands Police Reform Stacie Norton
Chapter Two • Rights, Rats and Victims
Forfeiture is Punishment Brenda Grantland
Urinalysis or Uromancy Dale Gieringer
Year of the Rat Cynthia Cotts
Can Drug Laws Be Justified as Anticipatory Offenses? Douglas N. Husak
Human Rights vs. Political Repression and Medical Intervention Bartlett J. Ridge
The Eviction of Drug Users Robert C. Davis, Barbara E. Smith and Arthur J. Lurigio
Chapter Three • Perverted Perceptions
"Socialist Realism" in the Service of the Drug War Arnold S. Trebach
Illegal Drugs and the Outlaw Hero Mythology Dr. Stephen A. Fisher
Public Perceptions and the Therapeutic Use of Heroin Robert L. McCarthy and Michael Montagne
Conceptual and Terminological Contributions to Drug Miseducation Alan S. Meyer
Drugs and Youth: Who Owns the Problem? Liza Nagel, Mary Emery and Cheryl Granby
Advertising the Drug War as a Public Service Rob Stewart
Chapter Four • The Politicians
The Bush Drug War Record The Drug Policy Foundation
Drug Regulation: the Election Issue that Wasn't Joseph L. Galiber
Anti-Drug Pork Barrel Frederick J. Oerther
Chapter Five • ...All theHallmarks of a Patriarchy
A Feminist View of the Drug War Ellen Luff
Bridging the Difference Paula J. Hruby
Pregnant Women in the War on Drugs Katherine Beckett
Reproductive Law and Policy Lynn M. Paltrow
Chapter Six • The Question of Marijuana: Still Unanswered
The Evolution of Marijuana Law Richard Lawrence Miller
Marijuana: A Privacy Right? Dan Viets
Surviving a Marijuana Arrest Ed Rosenthal
Before I Go Kenny Jenks
Medical Marijuana Fight Heats Up Arnold S. Trebach and Kevin B Zeese
Chapter Seven • Bringing Harm Reduction Home
Harm Reduction: Principles, Applications and Possibilities Julian Somers, Susan F. Tapert and G. Alan Marlatt
Critique of Needle Exchange Andrew Shorr
The Drug Czar's Rush to Judgement on Needle Exchange Dave Fratello
Public Health as the Focal Point Steven Jonas
Chapter Eight • Treatment, Thought Reform and the Road to Hell
Thought Reform Tactics: The Road to Hell is Paved with Good Intentions Barry L. Beyerstein
Can We Provide Care Without Control? Anna Celeste Burke
Treatment: Seriously Flawed? Louis S. Berger
Pretrial Diversion: The State of the Art Lori A. Jenkins
Can Treatment Cure the Drug War? Arnold S. Trebach and Kevin B Zeese
American "Drug War" Fallacy: Straight Inc. Richard R. Bradbury and John J. Foley
The Disease of Addiction: It's Sick and Tired Bruce Alexander and Govert F. van de Wijngaart
Chapter Nine • Historical Insights
The VCL: Architects of Repeal Richard M. Evans
Constructing Chemical Bogeymen Craig Reinarman
With the Benefit of Hindsight R. Keith Stroup
The Second Noble Experiment John Laurence Kase
Drug Policy Reform in San Francisco: A Memoir Michael R. Aldrich
Chapter Ten • The International Currents
The Andean Strategy Reconsidered The Drug Policy Foundation
Miscarriage of Colombian Anti-Drug Initiative Julius Gylys
Cocaine Conversion: Onward to Coca! Douglas A. Willinger
Societal Consequences of International Illicit Drug Trafficking and Supply-Reduction Efforts Michael Montagne
The "Miami Vice" View Of Drugs: Identifying Canada's Real Drug Problems Robert Solomon and Lisa Constantine
Chapter Eleven • Action for Reform
The Need for a Grassroots Lobby for Drug Policy Reform Ellen Luff
Addicts and Activism Henry N. Blansfield
Act Through Self-Help Ben Kalka
Establishing and Maintaining Credibility as an Injecting Drug Users Group Dave Burrows
Self-Help Organization of Drug Users in Germany Ingo Ilja Michels
Campus Activism and Human Empowerment Chuck Thomas
A Drug Reform Activist's Journal Paul Hager
How to Make the Loyal Opposition Part of the Political Mainstream Douglas Greene
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