Despite government inquiries, fierce debate, and
legislative efforts, illicit drugs remain a major social and political problem in Australia. The ìwar against drugsî has failed resoundingly in most countries. It is clear that where there is a strong
demand for drugs, sources of supply will inevitably emerge. According to the authors of this provocative analysis, a modern drug policy must build on the realization that mood-altering drugs are primarily a health and social issue rather than a problem to be tackled by law enforcement agencies. Written by two experts in the field, this book examines the options for Australia when the law enforcement approach is finally exhausted. It includes a…
This short, accessible book is written by the person who was most influencial
in changing Australia's drug policy and opening supervised injection sites. This book covers (briefly) all the main…
