1.1 Introduction Since the 1960s, and in a context of rapid and deep socioeconomic changes throughout the world, the international drug control system has succeeded in containing the spread of annual illicit drug use to - Spread trade - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	1.1 Introduction Since the 1960s, and in a context of rapid and deep socioeconomic changes throughout the world, the international drug control system has succeeded in containing the spread of annual illicit drug use to Add to Reading List Document Date: 2010-06-21 14:45:11 Open Document File Size: 311,16 KB Share Result on Facebook City Tokyo / Los Angeles / Osaka / Manila / Cairo / Mexico City / Lagos / New York / Buenos Aires / Rio de Janeiro / / Continent Asia / North America / Europe / Americas / Africa / / Country Thailand / Colombia / Japan / Russia / Pakistan / United States / Saudi Arabia / Afghanistan / Myanmar / United Kingdom / Philippines / Cambodia / Bolivia / South Korea / Peru / / Currency USD / / IndustryTerm retail sales / retail / local law enforcement capacities / precursor chemicals / adequate national prevalence monitoring systems / / Organization UN General Assembly / al-Qaeda / Shining Path / Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia / civil society / World Health Organization / United Nations / United Nations Commission on Narcotic Drugs / European Union / Taliban / OECD / / / Position general US population / / ProvinceOrState New York / / Region West Europe / West Africa / Oceania / Middle East / East Asia / / Technology html / / URL http / SocialTag Chemistry Drug control law Drug policy Illegal drug trade Smuggling United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Cocaine Narcotic Heroin Medicine

1.1 Introduction Since the 1960s, and in a context of rapid and deep socioeconomic changes throughout the world, the international drug control system has succeeded in containing the spread of annual illicit drug use to Add to Reading List