U.S. America´ s aggressive drug enforcement policy, costing over US$1 trillion and putting millions of people in prison for casual drug use, is an abject failure. By regulating drug use rather than criminalizing it, per capita recreational drug use in the United States would be the same or even lower than it currently is, safer for consumers, and far less costly to society in terms of socioeconomic harm. This failed policy has not only affected U.S. society in such a harmful way that it almost cannot be overstated, but it has also resulted in quite needless drug cartel violence in Mexico and other countries. Included here is a pragmatic suggestion for reform of U.S. drug policy.La agresiva política de Estados Unidos contra las drogas, con u...
Realism posits that strong states use compulsory power to influence the behavior of weaker ones. If ...
The purpose of this thesis is twofold: to determine the success of alternative drug policy and to pr...
Two of the most important players in the global drug trafficking trade are the United States and Mex...
U.S. America's aggressive drug enforcement policy, costing over US$1 trillion and putting millions o...
America’s 40 year ‘War on Drugs’ is widely regarded as a failure by most commentators. While recreat...
The paper reviews the existing international legal regime on the war against drugs and argues that i...
The problem of using illicit drugs in the United States, which is the largest drug consumer in the w...
The paper reviews the existing international legal regime on the war against drugs and argues that i...
ABSTRACT\ud THE ESSENCE OF BAD DECISIONS: UNITED STATES\ud DRUG CONTROL POLICY IN LATIN AMERICA\ud b...
Washington has embarked on another drug-of-the-month war, the third since 1986. Like its predecessor...
Over the last forty years, perhaps no issue has affected the United States’s criminal justice system...
Over the last forty years, perhaps no issue has affected the United States’s criminal justice system...
Over the last forty years, perhaps no issue has affected the United States’s criminal justice system...
This thesis investigated how the Mexican cartels have taken advantage of loop holes in U.S. policy t...
The illegal drug trade in North America continues to prosper despite a 45-year war on drugs. Border ...
Realism posits that strong states use compulsory power to influence the behavior of weaker ones. If ...
The purpose of this thesis is twofold: to determine the success of alternative drug policy and to pr...
Two of the most important players in the global drug trafficking trade are the United States and Mex...
U.S. America's aggressive drug enforcement policy, costing over US$1 trillion and putting millions o...
America’s 40 year ‘War on Drugs’ is widely regarded as a failure by most commentators. While recreat...
The paper reviews the existing international legal regime on the war against drugs and argues that i...
The problem of using illicit drugs in the United States, which is the largest drug consumer in the w...
The paper reviews the existing international legal regime on the war against drugs and argues that i...
ABSTRACT\ud THE ESSENCE OF BAD DECISIONS: UNITED STATES\ud DRUG CONTROL POLICY IN LATIN AMERICA\ud b...
Washington has embarked on another drug-of-the-month war, the third since 1986. Like its predecessor...
Over the last forty years, perhaps no issue has affected the United States’s criminal justice system...
Over the last forty years, perhaps no issue has affected the United States’s criminal justice system...
Over the last forty years, perhaps no issue has affected the United States’s criminal justice system...
This thesis investigated how the Mexican cartels have taken advantage of loop holes in U.S. policy t...
The illegal drug trade in North America continues to prosper despite a 45-year war on drugs. Border ...
Realism posits that strong states use compulsory power to influence the behavior of weaker ones. If ...
The purpose of this thesis is twofold: to determine the success of alternative drug policy and to pr...
Two of the most important players in the global drug trafficking trade are the United States and Mex...