This book tracks the political history and specific political
actions associated with the diffusion of state-level marijuana
decriminalization. It provides an integrated chronology of policy
diffusion to show how social and cultural changes have impacted the
shift from anti- to pro-marijuana political platforms. The main
contributions are an interdisciplinary approach to analyzing policy
learning and evolution, an overview of the political history of
marijuana criminalization, a clear synthesis of the medical
literature on cannabis effects, and a supply and demand analysis of
legal and illegal marijuana markets in America. For scholars of
criminal justice, law, political science, policy studies, sociology
and addiction, it provides an amalgam of the diverse and divergent
extant research on marijuana.
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