Drug War American Style: The Internationalization of Failed Policy and its Alternatives (Current Issues in Criminal Justice)
Drug War American Style examines how American drug-war policy became internationalized and considers the consequences of that approach within criminal justice. Framing the policy as unsuccessful, the book explores alternatives and provides a focused contribution to discussions of law, politics, and public policy.
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Drug War American Style examines the internationalization of American drug-war policy.
The book considers this policy through the lens of criminal justice and its broader implications.
It addresses the limitations of a strategy characterized as failed and explores alternatives to the established approach.
This work is suited to readers studying law, public policy, politics, and contemporary criminal justice issues.
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