Illicit livelihoods: drug crops and development in Africa
This article assesses the impact of drugs on agricultural production, trade and livelihoods more broadly by focusing on cannabis and khat in Lesotho, Nigeria and Kenya. It actively engages with research that has recently begun to explore the links between drugs and development in Africa and challeng...
Main Authors: | Carrier, N, Klantschnig, G |
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Format: | Journal article |
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Taylor and Francis
2016
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