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000898373 1001_ $$aChatwin, Caroline,$$d1978-$$eauthor.
000898373 24510 $$aTowards more effective global drug policies /$$cCaroline Chatwin.
000898373 264_1 $$aCham, Switzerland :$$bPalgrave Macmillan,$$c2018.
000898373 300__ $$a1 online resource (vi, 246 pages)
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000898373 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
000898373 5050_ $$aIntro; Contents; 1 Introduction; A Crossroads for Global Drug Policy?; A Public Criminology Approach; Structure of the Book; References; 2 Step One: Acknowledge the Failure of a War on Drugs Strategy and the Harm it has Caused; The Rise of Prohibition Based Drug Policy; The Emergence of a War on Drugs; Failure of War on Drugs; Unintended and Harmful Consequences: Consumer Countries; Unintended and Harmful Consequences: Producer Countries; The Endurance of a War on Drugs Approach; Policy Developments Arising from the Proliferation of New Psychoactive Substances (NPS)
000898373 5058_ $$aInternational Drug Conventions and Official Drug Policy Discourse; Conclusion; References; 3 Step Two: Recognise the Primary Importance of Addressing the Harm That Stems From and is Associated With Drug Use and Drug Control Policies; A Harm Reduction Approach to Drug Policy; The Evolution and Limitations of Harm Reduction as an Alternative Strategy of Drug Control; Addressing the Harm That Arises from Social and Material Inequality; Addressing the Harm That Is Experienced by Drug Producing Countries and That Arises as a Result of Human Rights Abuses
000898373 5058_ $$aHow Prevalent Is the Concept of Harm Reduction in Existing Systems of Drug Control?; Harm Reduction's Narrow Global Reach; Portugal as an Isolated Example of National Drug Policy Grounded in Harm Reduction; Reference to Harm Reduction in Official International Drug Policy Documentation; Conclusion; References; 4 Step Three: Encourage the Development of Innovative Strategies of Drug Control; Room for Manoeuvre: Flexibility Within the International Drug Conventions; Variety and Innovation in Cannabis Control Around the Globe
000898373 5058_ $$aThe Not-for-Profit Collective Cultivation Model: Cannabis Clubs in Spain; Cannabis Use for Medical and Religious Purposes: The Jamaican Drug Law Amendment; A Partially Regulated Market: Coffeeshop Policy in the Netherlands; Fully Regulated Markets: US States and Uruguay; The Benefits of Diversity and Innovation in Drug Policy; Limitations to Drug Policy Innovation; Reform of the International Drug Policy Conventions; Conclusion; References; 5 Step Four: Ensure That Drug Policy Innovations are Evaluated, and Evidence on Their Effectiveness is Shared Widely; Evidence Based Policy
000898373 5058_ $$aEvidence-Based Drug Policy; Cross-National Comparative Research and the Development of Metrics of Drug Policy Effectiveness; Policy Transfer and Lesson Drawing: Another Kind of Evidence; Conclusion; References; 6 Step Five: Broaden the Horizons of the Drug Policy Debate; Including the Global South; Including the Local Level; Including a Greater Variety of Potentially Harmful Substances; Including the Full Range of Drug Scene Developments; Conclusion; References; 7 Conclusion; Obstacles to Implementing More Effective Global Drug Policies; Nature of Global Drug Policy Change; References
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000898373 520__ $$aThis book examines the topical issue of global drug policy and outlines five steps that could be taken to improve its effectiveness. A public criminology approach is applied to explore not only what could be done, but also why it matters and how it could be achieved. It argues that more effective global drug policies require an acknowledgement of the failure of a war on drugs approach and the harms it has caused. Instead, strategies that reduce drug related harm should be prioritised. An innovative and diverse range of approaches should be developed that are underpinned by evaluation and dissemination of results. Finally, the horizons of the drug policy debate should be broadened. In line with the central aims of public criminology, this book provides an accessible contribution to global drug policy debates that links theory and practice and which will have appeal to a wide range of audiences.
000898373 588__ $$aOnline resource; title from PDF title page (viewed June 1, 2018).
000898373 650_0 $$aDrugs$$xLaw and legislation.
000898373 650_0 $$aDrug control$$xInternational cooperation.
000898373 77608 $$iPrint version:$$aChatwin, Caroline, 1978-$$tTowards More Effective Global Drug Policies.$$dCham, Switzerland : Palgrave Macmillan, 2018$$z3319920715$$z9783319920719$$w(OCoLC)1032588382
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