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Middle East Drugs Bazaar - Production, Prevention and Consumption (Paperback)
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Middle East Drugs Bazaar - Production, Prevention and Consumption (Paperback)
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The Middle East is intimately involved in the is- sue of illegal
drugs which affects all the countries of the region: as a
cultivator (Morocco, Lebanon); transit hub (Iran, Turkey); and
consumer (Egypt). Yet, until now, there has been precious little
research on any of these issues, especially in a comparative
manner. This book, the first in any language to focus on illicit
drugs in the Middle East, will surprise many readers. The
consumption of qat in Yemen or cultivation of cannabis in Lebanon's
Bekaa Valley is hardly news, but the extent of amphetamine use in
Saudi Arabia and the Gulf States or the international role of
Israeli narcotics manufactures and traffickers is less well known.
Based on extensive research and interaction with law enforcement
agencies, the public and private health sectors, drug-centric NGOs,
and recovering drug abusers, Middle East Drugs Bazaar focuses on
ten of the leading countries of the region, straddling the Arab
World, Israel, Iran and Turkey. It tells the story of drug-related
experiences where they most impinge on the peoples and societies of
the region.In addition to the social role of illegal drugs, their
political and economic impact are also covered, including: war and
drugs in Iraq; drugs and development in Yemen; and youth policy and
drugs in Saudi Arabia.
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