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Drug Addiction and Drug Policy

Drug Addiction and Drug Policy

the struggle to control dependence
HealthLaw
Pages
288
Published
2001
Language
English

Synopsis

This book offers a comprehensive examination of drug addiction and the policies designed to address it. It delves into the complexities of substance abuse, exploring its causes, effects, and the societal responses. The authors provide an in-depth analysis of current drug policies, their effectiveness, and potential reforms.

Prose complexity
10/10

Vibe

InformativeIntellectualComplex

Genres

Health Law Politics & Society Sociology Self-Help

Authors

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David Boyum

David Boyum writes on critical social issues, with a focus on drug policy. His book, Drug Addiction and Drug Policy, provides an accessible examination of addiction and its broader implications.

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Gene M. Heyman

Gene M. Heyman, author of Drug Addiction and Drug Policy, explores the complexities of addiction and its societal implications. He provides clear, direct insights into this critical public health issue.

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Jonathan Caulkins

Jonathan Caulkins is known for his work on drug policy, including the book "Drug Addiction and Drug Policy." He offers clear, direct analysis of complex issues surrounding addiction and its societal impact.

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Mark Harrison Moore

Mark Harrison Moore writes on critical social issues, best known for his book, "Drug Addiction and Drug Policy." In his work, he offers readers a straightforward look at the intersection of public health and policy.

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Mark Kleiman

Mark Kleiman was a leading expert in drug policy and criminal justice. His influential book, Drug Addiction and Drug Policy, offered clear analysis on complex public health and legal issues. He was known for his direct approach to social problems.