The War...on drugs. by David Connolly

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Africa and the War on Drugs by Carrier, N, Klantsching, G

Africa and the War on Drugs by Carrier, N, Klantsching, G

Africa and the War on Drugs by Carrier, N, Klantsching, G

War against drug abuse / by 371086 Vidal, Plaridel F.

Mental health impact of the war on drugs by M. Malliori, C. Golna, K. Souliotis, M. L. Kraus

“…Further to the publication by the London School of Economics and Political Science of the report Ending the Drug Wars, this editorial focuses on the mental health impact of the ‘war on drugs' and on the need to end such policies in favour of evidence-based interventions to manage drug dependence as a health condition.…”
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The neocolonial logics underpinning the “war on drugs” in the Philippines by Pablo Leandro Ciocchini

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War on Drugs : How To Win in Philippines, Bangladesh by Bashar, Iftekharul, Vineles, Phidel

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Racial justice requires ending the war on drugs by Earp, BD, Lewis, J, Hart, CL

“…In effect, we call for an end to the “war on drugs.”…”

The 2015 Baltimore Protests: Human Capital and the War on Drugs by Joanna Crosby

“…I will argue that the prosecution of the War on Drugs provides a paradigmatic case of characterizing human beings as enterprise units, some useful and others surplus, looking to Baltimore to provide concrete examples. …”
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Negotiated Harms in Moralized Policies: The Case of Duterte’s War on Drugs by Danielle P. Ochoa, Michelle G. Ong

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Memory Activism and Mexico’s War on Drugs: Countermonuments, Resistance, and the Politics of Time by Alexandra Délano Alonso, Benjamin Nienass

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War on drugs and ideology: the illegal cocaine industry through the cinematic perspective by Jefferson Vieira de Góes, Lígia Ranara Rocha Paes, Deise Luiza da Silva Ferraz

“…Results: In the films, the relationship between the high drug consumption in the USA and the respective drug manufacturing in Latin countries is based on the production of two antagonistic imaginaries: a positive one about the USA, and a negative one about Latin countries involved in drug trafficking, which unfolds in the formation of the victim-villain-hero triad that legitimizes the common consent of American interventions in the war against drugs and its victims, regardless of their nationalities. …”
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The ‘Real Man’ in the Global War on Drugs: Narco versus Militarised Masculinities by Karina García-Reyes

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Narco-terrorism and the war on drugs: forging a unified strategy for victory. by Paschal, Rebeira.

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When finance met security: Back to the War on Drugs and the problem of dirty money by Anthony Amicelle

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Street Urban Peace in Contested Informalities: The Hidden Face of Colombia’s War on Drugs by Jorge Mantilla

“…This paper analyzes street-level peace building in the inner city at the frontline of the ongoing urban war on drugs in Colombia. Building on the emergent literature on criminal governance and using crime script models, the paper argues that behind the chaos that in appearance prevails in open-air drug markets, illegal economies in Colombia’s urban centers are ruled by schemes that set parallel mechanisms of order, social control, and distribution. …”
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Book Review: Communal Intimacy and the Violence of Politics: Understanding the War on Drugs in Bagong Silang by Peter Kreuzer

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Mexico’s Long War on Drugs: Past and Present Failures of a Punitive Approach to Drugs by Gema Kloppe-Santamaria

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Looking for el Pozolero's Traces: Identit y and Liminal Condition in the War on Drug's Disappearances by Carolina ROBLEDO SILVESTRE

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