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UTOPIATES - The Use and Users of LSD-25
A Publication of the Institute for the Study of Human Problems
Stanford University
Nevitt Sanford, Director.

Richard Blum & Associates
Copyright @ 1964 by Atherton Press

The following chapters are featured:
I. Background Considerations.
II. The Research Enterprise and its Problems.
III. The Natural History of LSD Use.
IV. LSD "Regulars": Continuing Users Compared With Discontinuers.
VI. Psychopharmacological Considerations.
VII. The Institutionalization of LSD.
IX. Rationale of the Mexican Psychedelic Training Center.
X. Psychedelic Experience and Religious Belief.
XL. Social and Legal Response to Plesaure-Giving Drugs.
XII. Police Views on Drug Use.
XIII. A Police Administrator Comments on the Drug Movement..
XIV. Conclusions and Commentary.


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