Cannabisand Marijuana Laws and Law Enforcement Procedures in EuropeA comparative studyby Joel Auster & Jerome Thorel

Risky Business
the relationship between
prostitution, injecting drug use and HIVrelated risk behaviour among a sample of Glasgow
streetworking prostitutes
by Marina Barnard

The Netherlands‚
Drug Policy: 20 Years
of Experience
by Herbert P. Barnard

A brief critical look at cannabis psychosis
by Amit Basu

Informers & the Police
drug dealers as informers
by Philip Bean

Correlates of Conformity
in the Consumption of Illicit Drugs and Alcohol
by William Bearden, Randall Rose & Jesse Teel

A Theory of Rational Addiction
by Gary S. Becker & Kevin M Murphy

Rational Addiction and the Effect of Price on Consumption
by Gary S. Becker

The drugs policy dilemma
by Alan Beith

Ibiza Uncovered:

Drug and sexual related behaviour amongst young people on holiday
by Mark Bellis

Drug Policy and the Intellectuals
by William Bennett

PILOT e:
Prevention of addiction for young people at Technoparties
by Berne Cantonal Public Health and Social Services Department

New players and new strategies
by Marie-Andre� Bertrand

Habits of a
Hegemon
The United States and the Future of the Global Drug Prohibition Regime
by David Bewley-Taylor

Price and alternatives: suggestions for
drug policy from psychology
by Warren K. Bickel and R.J. DeGrandpre

Cocaine: widespread but not harmless
by Bert Bieleman

Educating and training GPs in the
management and treatment of drug users
by Michael Blank & William Nelles

The United Nations General Assembly Special
Session on Drugs:
New Words, Old Actions?
by Ken Bluestone

Message on the War on Drugs
This letter was written by Associate Professor of Law Jeffrey M. Blum of the University of
Buffalo School of Law, in response to a request from a federal court judge, and is a good
summary of many of the things that are wrong with the „war on drugs.“ Any
responses may be sent to his account.

Youth Violence, Guns, and the Illicit-Drug Industry
by Alfred Blumstein

The ‚Safer Bars‘ Intervention for
reducing bar violence
by Christine Bois

Symbolic Criminal Law Without Limits
A commentary to the German Constitutional Court decision on Cannabis
by Lorenz B�llinger

German Drug Laws
Supra-national European Developments and the question of Constitutionality
by Lorenz B�llinger

German Drug Laws
De-Americanizing Drug Policy
by Lorenz B�llinger

Housing
Issues of Persons with AIDS
by Karen Bonuck & Ernest Drucker

Ways out of an ‚as if‘ policy
by Horst Bossong

Women and illicit drug use
by Susan Boyd

Petrol Sniffing among Aborigines: different social
meanings
by Maggie Brady

Drug use and personal choice: A Green Party
strategy
by George Branchflower

Drug users versus outreach workersin
combatting AIDS
by Robert Broadhead, Douglas Heckathorn, Jean-Paul Grund, Synn Stern & Denise Anthony

Drug users versus outreach workersin
combatting AIDS Part II
by Robert Broadhead

Double Deviant, women using alcohol and other drugs
by Dorothy Broom & Adele Stevens

Social and Political Sources of
Drug Effects:

The Case of bad Trips on Psychedelics
by Richard Bunce

AIDS prevention among drug users
innovative approaches can prove useful
by Ernst Buning

Harm Reduction in mainstream thinking
by Ernst Buning

15 years of Harm Reduction: a reflection
by Ernst Buning

Outreach work with drug users: an overview
by Ernst Buning

Methadone in Europe
by Ernst Buning

Breaking the circle
the drug-free wing challenge
by Robin Burgess

Treatment,
care and support

of
injecting drug users living with HIV/AIDS
by Dave Burrows

Supporting GPs to care for drug users
by Judith K Bury

Liberalize rather than Punish
by Francis Caballero

New situations need new thinking
by Mike Cadger and Colin Sime

Women drug users and the criminal justice
system
by Alasdair Cant

The role of the police in tackling drugs
crime
by Alan Castree

The rise and fall of NORML
by Russell Castro

Setting goals for drug policy:
harm reduction or use reduction?
by Jonathan P. Caulkins & Peter Reuter

Colombia and the Traffic of
Illicit Drugs:
A CASE OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN ITSELF
by Carlos Enrique Cavelier

ASIA. The state of emergency
by Isabelle C�l�rier

India
Life at the Outpost
by Isabelle C�l�rier

Could do better
government policy on young people and drugs 1985 – 1994
by Colin Chapman

Drugs and Crime in Prisons
by Debroah Cheney

Sub-Saharan Africa
New customs, new practices

by Kemal Cherabi

Changes of
consciousness and the risk of sexual contamination
by Kemal Cherabi

Drug policy and harm reduction in Hong Kong
A socio-historical examination
Yuet W Cheung & James MN Ch’ien

Harm Reduction
Outreach with Syringe Exchange
Guidelines and Operating Procedures
The Chicago Recovery Alliance

Harm Reduction
Outreach with Syringe Exchange
Volunteer Management Guide
The Chicago Recovery Alliance

Meeting the needs of black drug users
by Ruth Chigwada-Bailey

The Drug War
by Noam Chomsky

How Free is the Free Market
by Noam Chomsky

Fellow travellers: the narcotraffic
and AIDS
by Pierre-Arnaud Chouvy

The human toxicity of marijuana: a critique of a review
by Nahas and Latour,
by Mcdonals J. Christie & Gregory B. Chesher

Reflections on Drugs
by Neils Christie

Adding
up the Pros and Cons of Legalisation
by Andrew Clark

Women crack users – a cathartic approach
by Louise Clarke

Opiates, cocaine and alcohol combinations in
accidental drug overdose deaths in New York City, 1990-98
by Phillip Coffin, Sandro Galea, Jennifer Ahern, Andrew Leon, David Vlahov &
Kenneth Tardiff

The Dutch Approach to Drug Treatment and Education 2:
Drugs and AIDS prevention and education work with young people in the Netherlands
by Julian Cohen

Drug education: politics, propaganda and
censorship
by Julian Cohen

Re-thinking Drug Control Policy:
Historical Perspectives and Conceptual Tools
by Peter Cohen

Ideology, Research and Policy
by Peter Cohen & Pat O’Hare

Building upon the successes of Dutch drug policy
by Peter Cohen

US drug policy and
public health
by Maxie Collier & Anne Walker

Costs and Benefits
by D.J. Collins & H.M. Lapsley

Consenting adults?
probation policy and drug control
by Mike Collison

Drug War Peace Treaty (first draft)
Family Council on Drug Awareness
by Chris Conrad annd Mikki Norris

Analysis of 2 January Windsor, Ontario Court Ruling
by John Conroy

Aircrew alcohol and drug policies: A survey
of commercial airlines
by Christopher CH Cook

Dangerous drug adulteration
an international survey of drug dealers using the Internet and the World Wide Web
by Ros Coomber

How often does the adulteration/dilution of
heroin actually occur?
An analysis of 228 ’street‘ heroin samples across the UK 1995-96 and the discussion of
monitoring policy
by Ros Coomber

From prevention to care
a new approach to drug use
Anne Coppel

The Outreach method
the difficult art of reaching the very fringes of society
Anne Coppel

How the Narcs Created Crack
by Richard Cowan

Cannabis a special case?
by Richard Cowan

The girls’ night out: drinking, safety and pubs
by Charlotte de Crespigny

Talking drugs together
by Colin Cripps

Who knows where the drug users are?
by Gavin Daker-White

Drug Policies and Drugspeak
by Ann Dally

Befriending Friends
by Phyll Dance

Drug Policies in Europe
(maintenance)
by Hedy D’Ancona

The specifities of female drug addiction
by S�verine David

Has Germany decriminalised cannabis?
by Owen Davies

Thirty years of substitution therapy: an assessment

by Jean-Jacques D�glon

Assessing
the validity of randomized field experiments
An example from drug abuse treatment research
by Michael L. Dennis

Harm Reduction-A Framework for Incorporating Science
into Drug Policy
Strategies That editorial American Journal of Public Health
by Don Des Jarlais

The concept of
self-medication in the addictions:
Implications for a model of clinical management within a secondary care service
by Gianni Dianin

Current Trends on the Works of the European Parliament
with Regard to Narcotic Drugs
by J.L. Diez-Ripolles

Sex, drugs and just say no: a
media perspective
by Paul Dillon, Linda Goldpink-Lord and Nicholas Parkhill

10 years of ecstasy and other party drug use in
Australia:
What have we done and what is there left to do?
by Paul Dillon

Perceptions of Drug
Control Policies
a comparison of Scotland and Holland in the 1980’s
by Jason Ditton and Sally Haw

Rescheduling Marijuana
Issues related to pending DEA ruling
by Rick Doblin

HIV & AIDS, intravenous drug use in New South Wales,
Australia
by Kate Dolan

Prisons and AIDS
a review of VIIth International Conference on AIDS
by Kate Dolan

AIDS, Drugs and Risk Behaviour in Prison:
State of the Art
by Kate Dolan

Drug
consumption facilities in Europe and the establishment of supervised injecting
centres in Australia
by Kate Dolan, Jo Kimber, Craig Fry, John Fitzgerald, David McDonald & Franz
Trautmann

On the Evaluation of Treatments for Narcotic Addiction
by Vincent P. Dole & Burton Singer

‘Touch’:

A Club-Based Peer Education & Outreach Programme
by Mark Dooris and Maggie Plum

Self
and Community Based Opioid Substitution Among Opioid Dependent Populations in
the Indian Sub-Continent
by Jimmy Dorabjee

Drug Research and Policy in Britain
by Nicholas Dorne & Nigel South

European free movement, drug users and
access to health services
by Nicholas Dorne & Simone White

Preventing AIDS at $1 A Head

by Ernest Drucker

Drug Prohibition and Public Health: 25
Years of Evidence
first published in „Public Health
Reports“, the Journal of the U.S. Public Health Service 1999
by Ernest Drucker

NEW YORK, Through the Eye of the Needle
Notes from THE DRUG WARS
by Ernest Drucker

Local Heroes
Notes from THE DRUG WARS
by Ernest Drucker

The Trial of Jon Parker
Notes from THE DRUG WARS
by Ernest Drucker

Children of War, the criminalization of motherhood
Notes from THE DRUG WARS
by Ernest Drucker

Though the Eye of the Needle II
Notes from THE DRUG WARS
by Ernest Drucker

On the European Front
Notes from THE DRUG WARS
by Ernest Drucker

The criminalization of motherhood II, when philosophers
are drug czars
Notes from THE DRUG WARS
by Ernest Drucker

In a dark season, one million points of light (through
the eye of the needle III)
Notes from THE DRUG WARS
by Ernest Drucker

The real gulf and the phoney war
Notes from THE DRUG WARS
by Ernest Drucker

Drug Policy and Human Rights
Notes from THE DRUG WARS
by Ernest Drucker

AIDS in America, the 2nd decade
Notes from THE DRUG WARS
by Ernest Drucker

From Morphine to Methadone: Maintenance Drugs in the
Treatment of Opiate Addiction

by Ernest Drucker

Harm reduction in the home of the war on drugs: methadone and needle exchange in
the USA
by Ernest Drucker & Allan Clear

The quiet revolution
by Alisa Duncan

Drugs Abroad:

Drugs Information for Holiday Clubbers
by Juliet Earp

Why should drug users
self-organise
by Andria Efthimiou-Mordaunt

The use of
plants and other natural products for malevolent practices among the Aztecs and
their successors
by Jan Elferink, Jose Antonio Flores & Charles Kaplan

The effectiveness and limitations of syringe exchange
programmes throughout the world
Julien Emmanuelli

Policy Alcohol and Other Drugs
by Patricia G. Erickson

Reducing the harm of adolescent substance use
by Patricia G. Erickson

Illicit Drug Use, Peer Attitudes, and Perceptions of
Harmful Effects
among Convicted Cannabis Offenders
by Patricia G. Erickson

Living With Prohibition:

Regular Cannabis Users, Legal Sanctions and Informal Controls
by Patricia G. Erickson

The undeterred cocaine user:
intention to quit and its relationship to perceived legal and health threats
by Patricia G. Erickson and Glenn F. Murray

Drug crime and legal control:
lessons from the Canadian experience
by Patricia G. Erickson and Yuet W. Cheung

Recent Trends in Canadian Drug Policy:
The decline and resurgence of prohibitionism
by Patricia G. Erickson

Canadian Cannabis Policy:
The impact of criminalization, the current reality and future policy options
by Patricia G. Erickson and Benedikt Fischer

The view from New York
by Jason Farrell

Routine actvities and drug trafficking:
the case of the Netherlands
by Graham Farrell

Methadone provision in the European Union
by Michael Farrell, Jan Neeleman, Michael Gossop, Paul Griffiths, Ernst Buning, Emily
Finch and John Strang

Methadone country report
by Michael Farrell et al

South Africa
what connection between drug addiction and AIDS
by Veronique Faure

Methadone provision in the UK
by Michael Farrell, Louise Sell, Jan Neeleman, Michael Gossop, Paul Griffiths, Ernst
Buning, Emily Finch and John Strang

Poverty and
HIV/AIDS
by John Fernandez

‚Maps‘ and ‚moves‘
by Benedikt Fischer

The new Canadian Drug Law
by Benedikt Fischer, Patricia G Erickson & Reginald Smart

MDMA and harm. should Ecstasy be kept on a restricted
list?
by John Fitzgerald

Is the Prescription of Amphetamine Justified as a Harm
Reduction Measure?
by Philip M Fleming

Drug services in the USSR
will perestroika produce changes in Russian drug treatment?
by Philip M Fleming, Mike Poling & Annie Feltham

Prescribing policy in the UK
by Philip M Fleming

Is the policy of encouraging general
practitioners to prescribe opiates flawed?
by Philip Fleming & Judy Morey

Drugs in prison
by Nick Flynn

Using Harm
Reduction Policies within Drug Law Enforcement in the NSW Police Service,
Australia
by Suzie Forell & Lory Price

Ecstasy and illegal drug design
by Alasdair Forsyth

Are Raves Drug Supermarkets?
by Alasdair Forsyth

Drug Policy Before and After the Regime Change
a study of criminal proceedings in Budapest between 1990 and 1992
by Judit Fridli, Andrea Pelle, J�zsef R�cz

Therapeutic ethics and
communities at risk in the presence of potential mutation
to resistant strains to HIV antiviral medications
by Samuel Friedman,

Mark A. Wainberg and Ernest Drucker

Going beyong education to mobilising sub-cultural change
by Samuel Friedman

THEORETICAL BASES FOR UNDERSTANDING DRUG USERS‘ ORGANISATIONS
by Samuel Friedman

The Drug War As A Socialist Enterprise
by Milton Frieman

What is addiction and what kind of addictions do we know?

by Erik Fromberg

Cocaine and pregnancy, hype or science? A review of the
literature.
by Erik Fromberg

The case of the Netherlands, Contradictions and values.
by Erik Fromberg

The ideologies behind harm reduction.
by Erik Fromberg

Is there a rational for differentiating drugs by harm
potential?
by Erik Fromberg

Drugpolicy and human rights
by Erik Fromberg

A Harm-Reduction Educational Strategy Towards Ecstasy
(MDMA) 1990
by Erik Fromberg

MDMA, PENICILLIN FOR THE SOUL OR DESTROYER OF YOUNG
SOULS? 1994
by Erik Fromberg

HARM REDUCTION AND XTC 1996
by Erik Fromberg

CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE FIELD OF AIDS AND DRUGS
by Erik Fromberg

Ban on Drugs or Health Care
the dilemma of a repressive drug policy
by Monika Frommel

Listen To Be Heard
by Rose-Ann Furmann

Harm Reduction and Alcohol
by Henk Garretsen & Ien van de Goor

No to legalisation, yes to controlled
supply?
by Henk Garretsen, R Geurs, V.M Hendriks and F. Sturmans

Moving beyond the drugs and deviance
issues:
Rave dancing as a health promoting alternative to conventional physical
activity?
by Scott Gaule

Brain, Drugs, and Society
by Michael S. Gazzaniga

Methadone screws you up
by Michael George

The role of personal rules and
eccepted beliefs in the self-regulation of drug taking
by Michael George

Acceptance and Abstinence?
by Ralf Gerlach & Wolfgang Schneider

Goldstein et al. on Drug Use
by John Gettman

‚Smack in the eye‘, ‚Peanut Pete‘ and the
New Puritans
by Mark Gilman

Football and drugs: two cultures clash
by Mark Gilman

Testimony before
the US Criminal Justice, Drug Policy and Human Resources Subcommittee
of the House Government Reform Committee
by Ira Glasser (ACLU)

The Swedish Narcotics
Control Private Model – A critical assessment
by Ted Goldberg

Papering over the cracks
by Mike Goodman

Follow the Head… Not the Heart
Sir John Gordon & Pat O’Hare

Drugs, Race, and the „Dangerous Classes“:
Policy Politics in American Drug Prohibition
by Diana R. Gordon

Drug Issues and the Swedish Press
by Arthur Gould

Drugs, Freedom and Harm
by Gordon Graham

„Double Jeopardy“
Forfeiture Endangers American Rights
by FEAR President Brenda Grantland

Asset
Forfeiture:
Rules and Procedures
by Brenda Grantland

Shared care with general practitioners for
Edinburgh’s drug users
by Judy Greenwood

Formal Testimony Before the Crime Subcommittee,
Judiciary Committee, U.S. House of Representatives October
1, 1997
by Lester Grinspoon

A brief account of my participation as a witness in the
trial of Kerry Wiley
by Lester Grinspoon

Distributing heroin to addicts is pointless
by Jean Paul Grund

Race and the
„Drug Problem“ More than just an enforcement issue
by Philip Guy

The role of cognitive errors in the drug
policy debate
by David Hadorn

Marijuana Myths
by Paul Hager, chair ICLU Drug Task Force

A new approach to prescribing
the structured methadone programme in action
by Stuart Hall

Ecstasy Use and Sexual Behavior in the
South Texas Club Scene:
A Study of Mexican American Ecstasy
Users
by Jeffrey A. Halley, Avelardo Valdez, and
Charles D. Kaplan

The decline of crack use in New York City
drug policy or natural controls?
by Ansley Hamid

Drug Control, legal alternatives and consequences
by M. Hamilton & J. Rolfe

The Menace of the war on Crack in Britain
by Richard Hammersley

Changes in drug use among Cardiff club goers:

The
emergence of heroin use.
by Carol Handy & Richard Pates

Do prisons need special health policies and
programmes?
by Timothy W. Harding

Harm Reduction at Free Parties: A new perspective for
drug user movements
by Sarah de Haro & Fabrice Olivet

Trends and patterns of illicit drug use in
the USA
by Lana Harrison

Why politicians won’t legalise drugs
by Nicholas Hartman

Going the whole way? Heroin maintenance and
AIDS prevention
by Richard Hartnoll

Speech
by Czech president Havel

The theory and reality of partnership
policy
by Paul Hayes

Evaluating a needle exchange programme
models for testing HIV-I risk reduction
by Robert Heimer, Kaveh Khoshnood, P. Clay Stephens, Bini Jariwala freeman & Edward
Kaplan

Drug users and the GP
by Tom Heller

Fun, frisson & fashion
by Sheila Henderson

Is there a politics of anti-prohibitionism
by Anthony Henman

Drug use and pregnancy
by Mary Hepburn

INDULGENCE, EXCESS, AND RESTRAINT:
PERSPECTIVES ON CONSUMMATORY

BEHAVIOR IN EVERYDAY LIFE

by C. Peter
Herman & Lynn T.
Kozlowski

The Other Prohibition
The cigarette crisis in post war Germany
by Henner Hess

After the First Year, New York City’s Needle Exchange
Pilot Programme
by Cherri Hillman

Mardi Gras season in Sydney
by Happy Ho & Karyn O’Reilly

Club staff training
by Rik Hodgson & Jane McColl

The first outreach needle exchange program in Hungary
by Judit Honti & Peter Ban

Drug Policies in Israel – From Utopia to
Repression
by Menacham Horovitz

Body Rights
Humanity

The First International Conference on the Reduction of
Drug-Related Harm
IHRA

Benefits of
Heroin Chasing Campaign as a Harm Reduction Tool
by Tersea Jankowska, Matthew Southwell & William Picornie

Response to Studies of MDMA (‘ecstasy’) neurotoxicity in animals:

Implications for humans by George Ricaurte
by Karl Jansen

Ketamine and the
people
by Karl Jansen

Normalization of the Drugs Problem:
an Outline of the Dutch Drugs Policy
by Otto Janssen

Drug users on shaky self support
by Marie Jauffret

RESPONDING TO SUBSTANCE MISUSE
Crime & Drugs Strategy Unit. Jersey

Collaborative problem
solving in AIDS prevention
Hawaii’s needle exchange programme
by Karen A. Joe and Dolores Foley

Interview
with Mario Lap
Collage, the International Youth Magazine
by Patricia Johnson

Nightlife and drugs:

A coherent approach to the
prevention of recreational drug use
by Anco de Jong

EUROPEAN DRUGS CONTROL
POLICY & THE ANDEAN REGION
Effectiveness and Trends
by Elizabeth Joyce

Taking drugs to
school
schools, drug education and the green paper
by Ruth Joyce

Responding to AIDS
and drug use in prisons in Canada
by Ralf J�rgens & Diane Riley

Do trends in criminal statistics reflect changing
attitudes in the English criminal justice system towards drug offences
by Hendrien Kaal

Knowledge as
an emotional and intellectual realization of the unconscious
by Zephyros Kafkalides

The ‚Boule de Neige‘ Project
by Charles Kaplan

PRACTICAL PROBLEMS OF HEROIN MAINTENANCE
by John Kaplan

HIV prevention among drug users
specialist or non specialist provision
by Jan Keene, Gerry Stimson & Nina Parry-Langdon

High-risk groups and prison
policies
by Jan Keene

The open drug scene and the
safe injection room offers in Frankfurt am Main 1995
by Uwe E. Kemmesies

Compulsive drug users in the Netherlands and
Germany
The open drug scenes in Amsterdam and Frankfurt am Main
by Uwe E. Kemmesies

Between a
rock and a hard place
a practical strategy for crack/cocaine users
by Dawn Kennedy & Matthew Southwell

Nepal
A quick response
by Chlo� Keraghel

Harm reduction and public transport
by Rien Klaassen and Jeannette Verveen

Innovative AIDS prevention among
drug-using prostitutes
by Carmen Kleinegris

The risk of HIV transmission
from sharing water, drug-mixing containers and cotton filters among intravenous drug users
by Stephen Koester, Robert Booth & Wayne Wiebel

The chemical generation and its ancestors
Dance crazes and drug panics across eight decades
by Marek Kohn

Cannabis retail markets in Amsterdam
by Dirk Korf

Anabolic steroid use in Britain
by Pirkko Korkia

Monitoring and health:

A national policy framework to
reduce substance use related health risks
by Marcel de Kort

A policy to be consolidated
by Bernard Kouchner

Drug workers and the drug misuse database
by Tim Krabbe

How flexible are UN drug conventions?
by Krzysztof Krajewski

SPECULATIONS ON THE NATURE AND PATTERN OF OPIUM SMOKING
by John C. Kramer

Check Your Pills. Check Your Life. ChEck iT!!
High quality on-site testing of illicit substances.

Information, counselling and safer use measures at raves in Austria.
by Harald Kriener & Rainer Schmid

Drugs, probation and court orders
by Danny Kushlick

The Cost of
Inaction on HIV Transmission among Injection Drug Users and the Potential for
Effective Interventions
by Laura M. Kuyper, Robert S. Hogg, Julio S.G. Montaner, Martin T. Schechter &
Evan Wood

The French Connection
drugs in all their conditions
by Bertran LaGendre

Injecting Drug Users in Vietnam
The Dynamics of AIDS Risks and Sexual Relationships
by Nguyen Tran Lam
and Pieter Streefland

THE DYNAMICS OF AIDS RISK
AND GENDER RELATIONS AMONG INTRAVENOUS DRUG USERS IN NORTHERN VIETNAM
Nguyen Tran Lam

Deglamorising Cannabis
Lancet Editorial November 1995

Deglamorising Cannabis II
Lancet (follow up) Editorial November 1998

The Case for Regulated Production
Paper for 1995 International Harm Reduction Conference on Cannabis in Europe and
particularly The Netherlands
by Mario Lap

About Netherweed and Coffeeshops.
An Essay on Cannabis in Dutch Society now and in the future as published in
De-Americanizing Drug Policy
by Mario Lap

Draft Cannabis Law
As submitted to Dutch parliament in 1993 by „Green“ environmental party and of
which a Belgian version was filed recently in Belgian parliament.
by Mario Lap

Response to the INCB
Response to the 1992 and 1993 reports of the International Narcotics Control Board
by Mario Lap and Freek Polak

Recent changes in the Dutch
cannabis trade: the case for regulated production
by Mario Lap and Ernest Drucker

DEALERS, DICE AND DOPE
by Mario Lap

Drug prohibition from a human
rights perspective
by Mario Lap

Cannabis, commerce and controls
by Mario Lap

British medical perception from
Rolleston to Brain
Changing images of the addict and addiction
by Rachel Lart

HIV and
Longevity: Cannabis and Lifestyle
by Carol de Launey

In Defence of Heroin Maintenance
A User’s Perspective
by Maureen Laverty

For a reasonable drug policy
by Judith Laws

Europe, Harm Reduction and the cocaine challenge
by Bertrand Lebeau

Drug-addicted parents and their
children
by Frans Leenders

Do projects against ‚drug-related
nuisance‘ undermine harm reduction?
by Frans Leenders

Mobilising public support for
providing needles to drug injectors. A pilot advocacy intervention
by Simon Lenton

Drug commissions, the next
generation: „to boldly go….‘
by Harry G. Levine

From Prohibition to
Regulation:
Lessons from Alcohol Policy for Drug Policy
by Harry G. Levine and Craig Reinerman

The Drug Policy Debate in the
Virtual Classroom
by David C. Lewis & Janine A. Treves

A CRITICISM OF
SWEDISH DRUG POLICY
by Sven Ake Lindgren

EMERGING
DRUG PROBLEMS IN HUNGARY
by Gabrielle Lipiay

Opiate use & abuse in Austria
by Norbert Loimer

Decriminalization of Drug Use in Portugal:
The Development of a Policy

by Mirjam van het Loo, Ineke van Beusekom, and James P.
Kahan (RAND Europe)

Western Australian initiatives to prevent the
spread of HIV/AIDS among injecting drug users
by Wendy Loxley, Alison Marsh, Paula Watt, Georgine Westlund, Charles Watson &
Michelle Kosky

A little nightclub medicine:

The healthcare
implications of clubbing
by Chris Luke, C. Dewar, M. Bailey, D. McGreevy,
H. Morris

An opportunity
lost: HIV infections associated with lack of a national needle-exchange
programme in the USA
by Peter Lurie and Ernest Drucker

Cannabis Use and
Cognitive Decline in Persons Under 65 Years of Age
by Constantine G. Lyketsos, Elizabeth Garrett, Kung-Yee Liang, and James C.
Anthony

First Aid on Raves
by Nicole Maalst�

AMERICAN DISTORTION OF DUTCH DRUG STATISTICS
by Robert J. MacCoun

Psychological and social
sequelae of cannabis and other illicit drug use by
young people: a systematic review of longitudinal, general population studies
by John Macleod, Rachel Oakes,Alex
Copello, liana Crome,
Matthias Egger, Mathew Hickman, Thomas Oppenkowski,
Helen Stokes-Lampard, George
Davey Smith

Santo
Daime, an example of ritually controlled use of psychoactive substances

by Edward MacRae

Queer Practices for Harm Reduction
Inviting Lesbians, Gays and Takatapui to be part of alcohol and drug harm
reduction
by Sharon Madgeskind & David Semp

Methodological challenges in studies of
prisoners‘ sexual activity and drug use
by Nancy Mahon

The development of the Dutch treatment approach
by Bart Majoor

Helping the Helpers
by Bart Majoor

The Art of Accepting
by Bart Majoor

The times they are a‘ changing?
by Andy Malinowski

INFORMAL SOCIAL CONTROLS AND THEIR
INFLUENCE ON SUBSTANCE USE
by Deborah Maloff , Howard S.
Becker, Arlene Fonaroff and Judith Rodin

Putting prohibition on trial
by Benjamin Mancroft

An archaelogy of drug laws
by Desmond Manderson

Drug Policy in Belgium
by Christophe Marchand

Defending An Effective Control on National and International Drug
Trade:
Challenging the International Drug Conventions
by Christophe Marchand

Dutch weed and logistics. Part 1
inconsistencies in the Dutch government’s memorandum on drugs policy
by C.W. Maris

Dutch weed and logistics. Part 2
the logic of the harm principle
by C.W. Maris

Extradition, US drug policy and the erosion of individual
liberties
by Howard Marks

The Supply of Legal Cannabis
by Howard Marks

The therapeutic apllication of LSD and related drugs
by Master & Houston (introduction by Peter Webster)

Prostitution in Europe
by Lilian Mathieu

Are
detoxification programmes effective?
by Richard Mattick & Wayne Hall

Social context of risk behaviours at parties
by Andrew Mattison

Minimising harm in research
by Fiona McDermott & Priscilla Pyet

Will drug users respond to the challenge
by Peter McDermott

Taking part, taking power
by Greg McFarlane

The relevance of illegal drug market analysis to
substance misuse trends in club culture;
Evidence from South Yorkshire, UK
by Alan McGauley

Paradigms and practice
changes in drug service since the central funding initiative
by Suzanne McGregor, Betsy Ettorre, Adam Crozier & Ross Coomber

The case for the decriminalisation of drugs
by William McKelvey

Psychopathology in Drug
Dependent Individuals:
A Clinical Review
by Gerald J.
McKenna

Drug Dependence, a Chronic Medical Illness

Implications for Treatment, Insurance and Outcomes Evaluation
by Thomas McLellan, David C. Lewis,
Charles P.
O’Brien, Herbert D. Kleber

Office-Based Methadone Prescribing:
Acceptance by Inner-City Practitioners in New York
by Jennifer McNeely, Ernest Drucker, Diana Hartel & Ellen Tuchman

An Open Letter to the Entertainment Industry
by Peter McWilliams

The Dutch Approach to Drug Treatment and Education 1:
Care and Cure
by Alan Matthews

Drug user rights: Learning from black drug users
by Cynthia Matthews

Marijuana
as a „Holy
Sacrament„
Is the
use of peyote
constitutionally distinguishable
from that of marijuana
in bona
fide religious ceremonies?
by Cynthia Mazur

Dancing on drugs:
Results from the
first large-scale academic survey of the health of clubbers in Britain
by Fiona Measham & Judith Aldridge

Sport for all! But is it suitable for
children?
by Paul Melia

HIV Infection amongst Drug Injectors in England
Regional comparisons drawn from official statistics
by Mersey Regional Health Authority

COCAINE IN BRAZIL
by Fabio Mesquita

Study on the legal aspects of
substitution treatment for opioid dependent drug users
an insight into nine European countries
Karolien Meuwissen

The disease called
addiction: emerging evidence in a 200-year debate
by
Roger Meyer

XTC (Ecstacy) study in Luxemburg:

A community approach
in research and its implications
by Th�r�se
Michaelis

The Prevention of Infectious Diseases in Prison
by Ingo Ilja Michels & Heino St�ver

Professor Nahas‘ Crusade
or the Art of Disinformation
by Michka

Paul was the Walrus
Paul McCartney on Cannabis, the Soma Advertisement and the Wootton Report
Extract from Chapter Nine – The Walrus Was Paul Of Paul
McCartney’s authorised biography Many Years from Now
by Barry Miles

The medical prescription of
anabolic steroids
by Anthony Millar

Drug policy in Geneva
by Annie Mino

The liberal image of the Dutch drug policy
Amsterdam is singing a different tune
by Ren� Mol & Franz Trautmann

Youth drug use and the prevention of
problems
why we’ve got it all wrong
by David Moore & Bill Saunders

Limiting
supplies of
drugs to
illicit markets
by Mark Moore

Hepatitis C The
challenges of prevention
by Timothy Moore

Poisons and Prohibitions:
The Persistance of Folly
by John P. Morgan

One strike and you are out
making sense of exclusions
by Gill Morris

Policies unfit for heroin
a critique of Dorn & South
by Stephen Mugford & Pat O’Malley

Message in a toilet
by Stephen Mugford

Ending the prohibition on education
by Geoff Munro

Mahreb
AIDS and drug addiction a delicate subject
by Sandrine Musso

Opium,
Cocaine and Marijuana in American History
by David Musto

Thinking Seriously about Alternatives to Drug Prohibition
by Ethan A Nadelmann

Legalisation or Harm Reduction: the debate
continues
by Ethan A Nadelmann

Challenging the global prohibition regime

by Ethan A Nadelmann

Europe’s Drug Prescription

by Ethan A Nadelmann

Toward a Sane National Drug
Policy

by Ethan A Nadelmann and Jann S. Wenner

VIEW FROM A CULTIVATION ZONE
The Impact of the Drugs Trade and Drugs Control in the Caquet�
Region, Colombia
by Leonel Narv�ez G�mez

Laing on Ecstasy
by Peter Nasmyth

The War on Drugs is lost
(specials)
�1996 National Review with contributions by
William Buckley,
Ethan Nadelmann,
Robert
Sweet, Kurt Smoke,
Joseph McNamara,
Steven
Duke and Thomas Szasz

METHADONE
MAINTENANCE AND HARM REDUCTION IN NORTHERN THAILAND

by Chawalit
Natpratan

Methadone country report
by Jan Neeleman

Provision of syringes and
prescription of heroin in prison
by Joachim Nelles, Sandra Bernasconi, Anja Dobler-Mikola & Beat Kaufmann

The theory and practice of
drug-related crime
by Russell Newcombe

How risky is ecstasy?

A model for comparing the mortality risks of ecstasy use, dance parties and
related activities
by Russell Newcombe & Sally Woods

Psychonautics:

A Model and Method for Exploring the Subjective Effects of Psychoactive Drugs
by Russell Newcombe & Michelle Johnson

DRUG EMERGENCIES IN CROWDS: AN ANALYSIS OF „ROCK MEDICINE“, 1973-1977
by John Newmeyer & Gregory Johnson

The drug information and monitoring service (DIMS) in
the Netherlands:
A unique tool for monitoring party drugs
by Raymond Niesink, Gerard Nikken, Frans Jansen, Inge
Spruit

Drug checking in The Netherlands:

The Drugs Information
and Monitoring System
by Raymond Niesink

Black Drug Workers‘ Reality
by Geraldine Nolan

Prevention programmes for adoloscents in
the USA
by Elaine Norman & Sandra Turner

Addiction: brain
mechanisms and their treatment implications
by David Nutt

Myths about the treatment
of addiction
Charles O’Brien & Thomas McLellan

HIV-positive intavenous drug users: their
impact on social systems
by Steven O’Connor

Drug Services and legal boundaries
by Ciaran O’Hagan

British
dance culture: Sub-genres and associated drug use
by Ciaran O’Hagan

Redefining the Drug War
from criminal justice to public health
by Pat O’Hare

Misdemeanours
… unclassified and otherwise
By Pat O’Hare

Minimum
Mandatory Madness
By Pat O’Hare

Many
a True Word Said in jest
By Pat O’Hare

The
Swedish Issue
By Pat O’Hare

Demand reduction activities in the European Union

by Deborah Olszewski & Gregor Burkhart

Governing at a distance
by Pat O’Malley

The demand
for intoxicating commodities: Implications for the „War on Drugs“
by Pat O’Malley & Stephen Mugford

The law and demand reduction. Have we got it right. ?
by Ron Owens, Executive Director, Australian Drug Law Reform Foundation and member of our
Board

Drug Law Reform in Australia
by Ron Owens

Organizing Drug Law Reform in Australia
by Ron Owens

The role of drug law reform in Australia
by Ron Owens

The hidden health burden
alcohol-abusing women, misunderstood and mistreated
by Anshu Padayachee\

Death on the dancefloor
by Simon Page

Pregnancy policing: Policy of harm
by Denise Paone & Julie Alperen

What should we look for in outreach workers?
by Richard Pates & Virginia Blakey

The effects of policy making on harm
reduction: whose problem?
by Richard Pates

Argentina
Discrimination and AIDS prevention
by Mario Pecheny

What Works in Addiction Treatment and What Doesn’t
Is the Best Therapy No Therapy?
by Stanton Peele

Personality
and Alcoholism: Establishing the Link

by Stanton Peele

The results for drug reform goals of shifting from interdiction/punishment to treatment

by Stanton Peele

Anabolic steroids: What do GPs think?
by Huw Perry, A.H. Evans and BNC Littlepage

Twenty years later
by Peter Piot

AIDS, Drugs and Commercial Sex
by Martin Plant

International legal aspects of the use
of Ayahuasca
by Adele van der Plas

What Doctors can do,
the role of doctors in the debate on drug policy
by Freek Polak, psychiatrist, Municipal Health Service, Drug Department, Amsterdam

Prohibition of Hard Drugs is Harmful to Public Health
by Freek Polak,

The Medicalization of (Problematic) Intoxicant Use
and the Medical Provision of Psychoactive Drugs
By Freek Polak

The Situation of the Debate
on Drug Legalization in the Netherlands
By Freek Polak

A view on the board
by Freek Polak and Mario Lap

Shortcomings of medically
controlled heroin prescription
by Freek Polak

THINKING ABOUT DRUG LAW REFORM: SOME POLITICAL DYNAMICS OF MEDICALIZATION

by Freek Polak

Queer times – Quare drugs

by Mick Quinlan

Gold, drugs and AIDS
Madina Querre

Harm Reduction in Asia
by Sujata Rana

Why prescribe? the phylosophy behind good
practice
by Anne Read

Fear of Drugs
by Erik van Ree

The Construction of America’s Crack Crisis
by Craig Reinerman and Harry G. Levine

A Peace Movement has emerged against the War on Drugs
by Craig Reinerman and Harry G. Levine

Drugs in the media
the case of the eight-year old addict and the purloined pulitzer prize
by Craig Reinerman & Ceres Duskin

Glasnost in US drug policy? Clinton
constrained
by Craig Reinerman

The drug policy debate in Europe
The case of Califano versus the Netherlands
by Craig Reinerman

Impaired delayed memory function in
individuals who stopped using MDMA („Ecstasy“)
by L. Reneman, B. Schmand, K de
Bruin, W vd Brink, WB Gunning

Correlates of
occasional cigarette and marijuana use: are teens harm reducing?
by Ken Resnicow, Matt Smith, Lana Harrison and Ernest Drucker

Regulating the Swiss cannabis market
by Francois Reusser

Low threshold programmes
by J�r�me Reynaud

Studies of MDMA (‘ecstasy’) neurotoxicity in animals:

Implications for humans
by George Ricaurte

Drug policy in the USSR
life inside the narco-archipelago
by Victor Rezunkov & Ivan Denisov

Innovation of constraint
The management of an HIV outreach intervention
by Tim Rhodes, Janet Holland & Richard Hartnoll

Where is the sex in harm reduction
by Tim Rhodes and Alan Quirck

Explosive
spread and high prevalence of HIV infection among injecting drug users in
Togliatti City, Russia
by Tim Rhodes, catherine Lowndes, Ali Judd, Larissa Mikhailova, Anya Sarang,
Andrey Rylkov, Mikhail Tichonov, kim Lewis, Nina Ulyanova, Tatiana Alpatova,
Victor Karavashkin, Mikhail khutorskoy, Matthew Hickman, John Parry & Adrian
Renton

Drug testing in prisons
by Diane Riley

Canada’s New Drug Law
some implications for HIV/AIDS prevention in Canada
by Diane Riley & Eugene Oscapella

The Natural History of Substance Use as a Guide to
Setting Drug Policy
editorial American Journal of Public Health
by Lee Robbins

Legalization versus Prohibition
by Jean-Luc Robert

What use is European drug prevention week?
by Jean-Luc Robert

Investigating HIV-AIDS and Social Care
by David Robinson, Alan Maynard & Gilbert Smith

My time behind bars
an inmate’s view of drugs in prisons
by Nick Rochford

Kids,
Drugs, and Drug Education, a Harm Reduction Approach
by Marsha Rosenbaum

Evaluating world drug policies
by Carla Rossi

The neglected drug users in European prisons
by Michel Rotily and Caren Weilandt

Struggling to end
stigmatisation in San Fransisco
by Gregory Rowe

Brixton, London: a drug culture without a
drug economy?
by Vicenzo Ruggeiro

Organised crime and drug economies
by Vicenzo Ruggeiro

The addicted offender
by Judith Rumgay

International law tackles harm reduction
by Brice de Ruyver

Drug users and the white paper
by Anni Ryan

WOMEN,
INJECTING DRUG USE AND ASSOCIATED HARMS

by Dr.
Salam Irene

PEER EDUCATION AND YOUNG BLACK PEOPLE
by Deborah Sangster

What have drug users got to do with
you anyway?
Anya Sarang

Disrupting the nightclub drugs market
by John Sayers

Thinking about drinking: the
power of self-fulfilling prophecies
by Jeffrey A. Schaler

Political ideologies and drug policy
by Sebastian Scheerer

Unity
by Viev Schipper

Brazil
An encouraging example
& Educating equals
Anne-Lise Schmitt

Drug policy USA: time for a change
by Kurt L. Schmoke

Views from the Dance floor
by Rudiger Schmolke & Frederik Luhmer

Swedish Drug Policy in a different light
„The Paragon in a different light“
by Reto Scholl MD, Erlinsbach, Chief of Aarau Hospital
Translated from Drogenmagazine NR 1 Feb. 1995 , for Drugtext Foundation and the Lindesmith
Center

Presumed Guilty
(specials)
The Law’s Victims in the War on Drugs
by Andrew Schneider & Mary Pat Flaherty
The Pittsburgh Press

Investigation into
the Effectiveness of Filters for use by Intravenous Drug Users
by Jennifer Scott, Christine Bond, Emily Kennedy & Arthur Winfield

Benzodiazepines in the illicit drug scene
The UK picture and some treatment dilemmas
by Nicxholas Seivenwright, Michael Donmall & Christopher Daly

Dance culture and tourism – the healthy option?
by Alethea Sellars

The Liverpool model
a population-based approach to harm reduction
by Howard Seymour & Gail Eaton

E is for
evidence – The health effects of ecstasy
by Emanuel Sferios

METHADONE TREATMENT:
THE THERAPEUTIC MIRAGE
by Pat Shannon

A future market for anabolic steroids?
by Harry Shapiro

Peering over the parapet
a discussion of a local policy for treatment with injectable methadone
by Mike Shaw, Clare Brabbins & Sue Ruben

Racial
disparity in „crack“ cocaine sentencing
by Marcia Shein & Stephen Joseph

Illegal drug use in Glasgow
can local agencies offer a full range of treatment options?
by David Shewan

Drug service provision in Glasgow
by David Shewan

Keeping off, stepping on and stepping off:
the steppingstone theory reevaluated in the context of the Dutch cannabis experience
by Stephen J. Sifaneck

Harm reduction and alcohol
Eric Single

Explosion in the East
by Alexandre Smirnov

The War on Drugs
Editorial British Journal of Medicine
by Richard Smith

IDENTIFYING
CANADA’S REAL DRUG PROBLEMS: ALCOHOL & TOBACCO
by Robert Solomon & Lisa Constantine

From The Summer Of Love To The Great Dance Drugs
Rip-Off
by Matthew Southwell, Nicky Bath, Steve Dubois, Jane Byrne
and Jaye Foster

Up your Bum
A simple safer route of drug taking or a squirt too far

by Matthew Southwell

AIDS prevention with drug users supplanted by the
war on drugs
by Edith Springer

What’s an American doing in Rotterdam?
by Synn Stern

The Future of UK Syringe Exchange
by Gerry Stimson, Katie Dolan, Martin Donoghoe & Rachel Lart

The shape of things to come?
by Gerry Stimson

The diffusion of drug injecting in
developing countries
by Gerry V Stimson, Moruf Adelekan & Tim Rhodes

Towards the infinite beat
by Nora Stojanovic

A ROUGH RIDE FOR PREVENTION
by Peter Stoker

A Harm
Reduction Approach to Khat Chewing based on Development Work with the Somali
Communities in the UK
by Suleman Omar Ahmed

From MEAD to MDEA
by Gary Sutton

Doing it for ourselves
by Gary Sutton

A Short History of the Conquest of the Crack Epidemic
by Jonathan Swift

Use
of Narcotic Drugs in Public Injection Rooms

under
Public International Law
Swiss
Institute for Comparative Law

The Fatal Temptation: Drug Prohibition and the Fear of
Autonomy
by Thomas Szasz

Hidden themes: dominant discourses to the
alcohol and other drug field
by M.J. Taleff & M Babcock

Towards the Dismantling of an Ideology
by Marco Taradash

Breaking the Monopolies in the War on Drugs
by Marco Taradash and Andrew Bennett

Why drug testing won’t work
by Chris Tchaikovsky

Peer education at the free clinic of
Antwerp
by Sven Todts

Introducing harm reduction concepts in drug
policy reform
by Donald M. Topping

One judge’s attempt at a
rational discussion of the so-called war on drugs
by Juan R. Torruella

Methadone in France: An overview of
harm-maximisation politics
by Abdalla Toufik

The Cannabis Row 1 – Mo And The
Drugs Tsar Both Tell The Truth. Others Don’t
by Polly Toynbee

Time for breakthrough
Polarisation and paralysis in global drug policy
by the Transnational Institute

Peer support – Dutch experiences with AIDS prevention by
drug users for drug users
by Franz Trautmann

THE EUROPEAN PEER SUPPORT PROJECT
by Franz Trautmann

PEER SUPPORT AS A METHOD FOR RISK REDUCTION IN IDU
COMMUNITIES – EXPERIENCES IN DUTCH PROJECTS AND THE EUROPEAN PEER SUPPORT PROJECT
by Franz Trautmann

The use of a confrontational approach in HIV prevention
by Franz Trautmann

Peer support
by Franz Trautmann

Norman Zinberg remembered
by Arnold Trebach

Drug users rights and the responsibility
of services
by Mary Treacy

Developing amphetamine-related strategies
within a harm-reduction framework
by Martin Turnbull

Eating and Ecstasy:

Fluctuations in calorific intake
following weekend use of MDMA
by John Turner

A Swiss national project
by A Uchtenhagen, A Dobler-Mikola & F Gutzwiller

Drug prevention outside and inside prison
walls
by Ambros Uchtenhagen

Illegal Drug Use, Alcohol and Agressive Crime Among
Mexican-American and White Male Arrestees in San Antonio
by Avelardo Valdez

A view from a producer/trafficker country
by Ricardo Vargas

Harm reduction and the community
by Jacob Veale

Drugs, Crime and Community Safety
by Jacob Veale

Harm Minimisation: Old Wine in New Bottles
by Richard Velleman & Janet Rigby

Harm Reduction in Rome
by Annette Verster, Marina Davoli & Carlo Perucci

Substitution treatment with
methadone in Germany
politics, programmes and results
by Uwe Verthein, Jens Kalke & Peter Raschke

Drug and
AIDS in Thailand: Same Policies, Different Laws
How can they be reformed to obtain the most benefit?
by Annop Visudhimark

Backloading and HIV infection among
injection drug users
by David Vlahov

Drug legislation and drug policy in the Netherlands
by Jaap de Vlieger, Illicit Drugs Expert, Rotterdam-Rijnmond Regional Police

Drug Policy as a Management Strategy
by Henk-Jan van Vliet

The spoken word takes precedence
by Hennig Voscherau

FROM WELFARE STATE TO PRISON STATE
Imprisoning the American Poor
By Loic Wacquant

NATURAL RECOVERY FROM HEROIN ADDICTION: A REVIEW OF THE INCIDENCE LITERATURE
by Dan Waldorf & Patrick Biernacki

Therapeutic application of marihuana
by Robert Walton

AIDS prevention strategies: An overview
by Fran�ois Wasserfallen, Dina Zeegers Paget & Pierre G. Bauer

Healthy Clubbing in a Health Promoting University:

What
does ‘good practice’ mean for educated door staff?
by Graham Watkinson and Bob Mills

Harm Reduction. Why do it?
changing a dysfunctional nightmare into a working alternative
by Marion Watson

Does abundant supply of drugs lead to heavy consumption?
by Pamela Watson

Pituri: An Australian Aboriginal drug
by Pamela Watson

Maintenance with Codeine in Germany. The supportive
Position
by Urban Weber

Rethinking Drug Prohibition: Don’t look for U.S
Government leadership
by Peter Webster

Learning from History
by Peter Webster

Fallacious
Pharmacology
by Peter Webster

HCV and IDUs: A
legacy for the millennium
by Paul Wells

Drug Policy changes in Europe and the United States
by L�on Wever, Head of Policy Affairs, Alcohol, Drugs and Tobacco Policy Division,
Ministry of Welfare, Health and Cultural Affairs,1991.

Drug Policies in Western Europe
by Superintendant Jan Wiarda

Health promotion, drugs and the moral high ground
by Christopher Wibberley and Sandy Whitelaw

Injecting drug users in Europe
Lucas Wiessing

Drug Abuse Research and Policy: A Dutch-American Debate
by Govert F. van de Wijngaart

Know the risks:

Social Marketing for the millennium
by Jeffrey Wilkinson & Robert Galante

The psychological effects of anabolic
steroids
by Doug Williamson

UK Clubbers’ Drug Use:

Health risk perception and harm
reduction;
results from the 1999 Mixmag Survey
by Adam Winstock & Paul Griffiths

Pill-testing:

Harm reduction or just a bitter pill to
swallow?
by Adam Winstock & Louisa Vingoe

A Society of Suspects
The War on Drugs and Civil Liberties
by Steven Wisotsky

Inter-relationships
between low-threshold socio-medical care, methadone, AIDS and wound treatment in
addicted prostitutes
by Gust de Wit

Guerrilla Five Years Action:

AIDS prevention for gay
men on the club scene
by Andr� Witbreuk

Development on National Drug Policy in Australia
by Alex Wodak

The connection between HIV infection in injecting drug
users and drugs policy
by Alex Wodak

A DUTCH SMORGASBORD
by Alex Wodak

Taming demons: the reduction of harm
resulting from use of illicit drugs
by Alex Wodak

Organisations of injecting drug users in
Australia
by Alex Wodak

The world illicit drug crisis: from
prohibition to reform
by Alex Wodak

Needle exchange and bleach distribution
programmes: the Australian experience
by Alex Wodak

Whistleblowing against the company: a case
of ethical violations at a Norwegian treatment centre
by Katherine van Wormer

The Failure of
Peer Support Groups in Women’s Prison in Western Australia
by Ruth Wykes

The Situation In Sweden
by John Yates

Sweden : A totalitarian threat to Europe
by John Yates

Swedish european drug policy collapses

by John Yates

High Time to Stop the War on Marijuana
by Alan Young

Change In the Czech Antidrug Policy?
by Tom�š Z�bransk�

Research Findings on Medicinal Properties of Marijuana
by Kevin Zeese

Action speaks louder than words
by Jelle Zeilstra

Measuring abstinence and harm minimisation
by Sue Ziebland & Angie Rogers

Exposing Marijuana Myths
A Review of the Scientific Evidence
by Lynn Zimmer and John Morgan

Drug testing in the USA
a policy for maximising harm
by Lynn Zimmer

American Inner-Cities and Drug Policing:
Strategies That Maximize Harm to Individuals and Communities
by Lynn Zimmer

CONTROL AND INTOXICANT USE:
A THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL OVERVIEW
Norman E.
Zinberg & Wayne M. Harding

Drugtext Articles (french)

La
construction politique du toxicomane dans l’Argentine post-autoritaire. Un cas de
citoyennet� � basse intentsit�
Guillermo R. Aureano

L’homme compulsif
Alain Ehrenberg

GESTION DES DROGUES EN 2000
Christine GUILLAIN et Christophe MARCHAND

Promotion international de la
reduction de risques
Catherine Hankins

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