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The World Heroin Market - Can Supply be Cut? (Hardcover, New)
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The World Heroin Market - Can Supply be Cut? (Hardcover, New)
Series: Studies in Crime and Public Policy
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During 2000-1 in Afghanistan, the Taliban achieved a longtime goal
of national and international drug policy agencies: a large,
sudden, and unanticipated reduction in world opium production. This
cutback provides an unprecedented opportunity to study the dynamics
of the world opiate market and ask whether further interventions
could effectively reduce the flows of drugs. Based on an extended,
multi-national study, the authors construct a new model for the
trafficking of drugs and revenues and offer the first account of
the world market in heroin and other illicit opiates during and
after the 2001 ban. The authors' broader findings demonstrate how
robust production, trafficking, and consumption combine to make
successful long-term interventions on the supply-side rare
exceedingly difficult, though specific policies can impact the
organization and behavior of markets. For reductions in both
production and consumption, where the cultivation of opium is
entrenched in the normal life and legitimate economy of millions of
people, international agencies and foreign governments must provide
adequate and long-term support to foster both alternative
development policies and law enforcement programs.
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