The Cocaine War: In Context : Drugs and Politics

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Algora Publishing, 2004 - 204 pàgines
The Cocaine War uncovers the geopolitical interests behind the US "War on Drugs" in Latin America, and spells out just what the drug war means: the danger it poses to the political stability of weak democracies, human rights and development, and its environmental impact. This book is a rare opportunity for English-speakers to hear the other side of this contentious issue. Boville explores in depth the relationship between the United States and Latin America, explaining the political need of the US government to develop a useful tool to extend American authority after the Cold War. Bel n Boville is a Spanish journalist working in Latin America.
 

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Introduction
1
Chapter I The Origin of Drug Policies
11
Chapter II The Coca Leaf vs Cocaine
33
Chapter III Illegal Drug Trafficking
63
Chapter IV USLatin American Relations
95
Chapter V The Conservative Revolution
119
Chapter VI The Cocaine War
145
Conclusion
181
Table of Contents
217
Introduction
1
Chapter I The Origin of Drug Policies
11
Chapter II The Coca Leaf vs Cocaine
33
Chapter III Illegal Drug Trafficking
63
Chapter IV USLatin American Relations
95
Chapter V The Conservative Revolution
119
Chapter VI The Cocaine War
145

Schedules of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
185
Bibliography
191
The Cocaine War
209
The Cocaine War
211
Conclusion
181
Schedules of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
185
Bibliography
191

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Pàgina 28 - Grinspoon, L., and Bakalar, JB, Cocaine: A Drug and Its Social Evolution, Basic Books, 1985.

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