Power and Illicit Drugs in the Global South
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Power and Illicit Drugs in the Global South
Ghiabi, Maziyar
Taylor & Francis Ltd
06/2020
200
Mole
Inglês
9780367585181
15 a 20 dias
390
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Foreword: Decolonising drug studies in an era of predatory accumulation Philippe Bourgois 1. Introduction: Spirit and being: interdisciplinary reflections on drugs across history and politics Maziyar Ghiabi Part I: Genealogies of Drugs 2. Decolonising drugs in Asia: the case of cocaine in colonial India James Mills 3. A diplomatic failure: the Mexican role in the demise of the 1940 Reglamento Federal de Toxicomanias Isaac Campos 4. Drugs of choice, drugs of change: Egyptian consumption habits since the 1920s Philip Robins Part II: Ethnographies of Drugs 5. Drug booms and busts: poverty and prosperity in a Nicaraguan narco-barrio Dennis Rodgers 6. Maintaining disorder: the micropolitics of drugs policy in Iran Maziyar Ghiabi 7. 'We Will Revive': addiction, spiritual warfare, and recovery in Latin America's cocaine production zone Pablo Seward Delaporte Part III: Comparative Perspectives on Drug Wars 8. Fighting crime and maintaining order: shared worldviews of civilian and military elites in Brazil and Mexico Anais M. Passos 9. Turning deserts into flowers: settlement and poppy cultivation in southwest Afghanistan David Mansfield 10. Quasilegality: khat, cannabis and Africa's drug laws Neil Carrier and Gernot Klantschnig 11. Why do South-east Asian states choose to suppress opium? A cross-case comparison James Windle
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Young Men;UK Ban;drugs genealogies;Drug Control Headquarters;drugs prohibitionist laws;Opioid Pill;illicit predatory economy;UN;international drug control;Tonnes;modern Egypt's Illicit drugs consumption;Drug Policy;Harm Reduction;Khat Chewing;Opium Poppy Cultivation;Coca Paste;Predatory Accumulation;Canal Command Area;Balloon Effect;Opium Poppy;Opium Suppression;Pentecostal Ministries;Alternative Development Projects;Crude Cocaine;Illegal Camps;South East Asian States;Drug Control Efforts;Iran's Drugs Policy;Life History Outcomes;Afghan Local Police
Foreword: Decolonising drug studies in an era of predatory accumulation Philippe Bourgois 1. Introduction: Spirit and being: interdisciplinary reflections on drugs across history and politics Maziyar Ghiabi Part I: Genealogies of Drugs 2. Decolonising drugs in Asia: the case of cocaine in colonial India James Mills 3. A diplomatic failure: the Mexican role in the demise of the 1940 Reglamento Federal de Toxicomanias Isaac Campos 4. Drugs of choice, drugs of change: Egyptian consumption habits since the 1920s Philip Robins Part II: Ethnographies of Drugs 5. Drug booms and busts: poverty and prosperity in a Nicaraguan narco-barrio Dennis Rodgers 6. Maintaining disorder: the micropolitics of drugs policy in Iran Maziyar Ghiabi 7. 'We Will Revive': addiction, spiritual warfare, and recovery in Latin America's cocaine production zone Pablo Seward Delaporte Part III: Comparative Perspectives on Drug Wars 8. Fighting crime and maintaining order: shared worldviews of civilian and military elites in Brazil and Mexico Anais M. Passos 9. Turning deserts into flowers: settlement and poppy cultivation in southwest Afghanistan David Mansfield 10. Quasilegality: khat, cannabis and Africa's drug laws Neil Carrier and Gernot Klantschnig 11. Why do South-east Asian states choose to suppress opium? A cross-case comparison James Windle
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Young Men;UK Ban;drugs genealogies;Drug Control Headquarters;drugs prohibitionist laws;Opioid Pill;illicit predatory economy;UN;international drug control;Tonnes;modern Egypt's Illicit drugs consumption;Drug Policy;Harm Reduction;Khat Chewing;Opium Poppy Cultivation;Coca Paste;Predatory Accumulation;Canal Command Area;Balloon Effect;Opium Poppy;Opium Suppression;Pentecostal Ministries;Alternative Development Projects;Crude Cocaine;Illegal Camps;South East Asian States;Drug Control Efforts;Iran's Drugs Policy;Life History Outcomes;Afghan Local Police
