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Reminds Readers That Mexico, A Country With A Relatively Low Level Of Domestic Drug Abuse, Spends 'substantial' Portions Of Its Police And Military Budgets Combating Drug Traffic. All-too-brief Overview Of Mexico's Drug Market And Anti-drug Policies--handbook Of Latin American Studies, V. 57. Foreword / Lamond Tullis -- 1. Mexico's Antidrug Policy: Overview And Rationale -- Early Twentieth Century: Prohibition -- Post-world War Ii Era: Eradication -- 1970s: A Turning Point In Mexican Policy -- 1980s: The War On Drugs -- 2. Organization Of Mexico's Drug Market -- Indirect Look -- Marijuana -- Heroin -- Cocaine -- Domestic Use -- 3. Socioeconomic And Political Consequences -- Economy -- Mexican Society And Institutions -- U.s.-mexican Relations. 4. Conclusions -- About The United Nations Research Institute For Social Development (unrisd) And The United Nations University (unu). By María Celia Toro. Includes Bibliographical References (p.73-94) And Index.
- Author
- Toro, María Celia
- Publisher
- Lynne Rienner Publishers
- Published
- 1995
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780585150109
- Subjects
- Science, Business, Social Science
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