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After the War on Drugs:
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« prev | next »- Acknowledgements
- 1.1 An ethics of effectiveness
- 1.2 No-one wants anarchy
- 1.3 Being radical?
- 1.4 Our proposals
- 1.5 Knowing the limits
- 1.6 A starting point, not a conclusion
- 2.1 Regulation, prohibition and free markets
- 2.2 Defning the fve basic regulation models
- 2.3 Prescription
- 2.5 Licensed sales
- 2.6 Licensed premises
- 2.7 Unlicensed sales
- Regulated Market Model
- 3.1 Production controls
- 3.2 Availability controls
- 3.3 Product controls
- 3.4 Supplier and outlet controls
- 3.4.4 Volume sales/rationing controls
- 3.5 Purchaser and end user controls
- 3.5.2 Degree of intoxication of purchaser
- 4.1 A cautious, phased introduction
- 4.2 Assessing and ranking drug harms
- 4.3 Legislating globally, nationally and locally
- 4.4 Effective research for effective policy
- 4.5 Broader social, political and economic impacts
- 5 Regulated drug markets in practice
- 5.2 Tobacco
- 5.3 Cannabis
- 5.4 Stimulants
- 5.6 Depressants
- Appendix 1:
- Appendix 2
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