TABLES

1.1 Multilateral treaties on narcotics and psychotropic substances

1.2 'World licit production of dependence-producing drugs

1.3 Main licit drug producing countries

4.1 Manpower of drug control secretariats, 1925-72

4.2 Budget estimates of key drug control organs, 1972

5.1 Space occupied by drug matters in WHO Director-General's reports to the World Health Assembly and UN 67 5.2 Recommendations of the WHO Expert Committee on Dependence-Producing Drugs, 1949-72

6.1 Estimated world requirements of morphine, heroin, methadone, pethidine and codeine, 1935-71 81 7.1 Analysis of Commission resolutions, 1946-71 91 7.2 Program components of the Division of Narcotic Drugs, 1968 and 1972

8.1 Interorganizational contact on missions, 1960-71 109 8.2 Organizations represented at sessions of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs, 1950, 1960 and 1971

9.1 Influential countries in international drug control 1921-71

9.2 Disttibution of key persons by organ and nationality 120 10.1 U.S. plans, bilateral agreements, and foreign offices for narcotics control, 1972

10.2 Features of the international drug control system attribu-table to U.S. influence

14.1 Reported acreage under opium poppy cultivation

14.2 Financial aspects of crop substitution programs

14.3 Number of poppy farmers affected by crop substitution programs

14.4 Proposed substitutes for opium, cannabis and coca leaf

15.1 Total quantities of drugs seized

15.2 Distribution of seizures by country for 1971

15.3 Estimated illicit opium output

FIGURES

4.1 Organizational structure of the international control machinery

4.2 Key drug organs and their predecessors

8.1 Organizational structure and relations of UNFDAC

9.1 The Gentlemen's Club