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Rethink US war on drugs Component1 #10185 Rethink the current US war on drugs—and make it harder for the Mexican drug lords to prosper.

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What should Obama do next? »What should Obama do next?What should Obama do next?☜A series of debate maps for The Independent exploring the question of what Obama and America should do next on the main policy issues facing the new administration after the inauguraton on 20 January 2009.☜F1CEB7

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Stop Mexico's slide towards failed state status »Stop Mexico's slide towards failed state statusStop Mexico's slide towards failed state status☜The Obama administration should take all practical measures to prevent Mexico from sliding into failed state status. ☜59C6EF

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Help Mexico combat the drug lords »Help Mexico combat the drug lordsHelp Mexico combat the drug lords☜Help Mexico combat the drug lords who undermining the countrys political system.☜59C6EF

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Rethink US war on drugsRethink US war on drugs☜Rethink the current US war on drugs—and make it harder for the Mexican drug lords to prosper.☜9FDEF6

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Author: Julia Buxton, The Political Economy of Narcotics
Publication info: 2006
Cited by: Mike McCarron 10:46 AM 19 January 2009 GMT
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https://debategraph.org/ www.zedbooks.co.uk

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"Until US drugs policy and US foreign policy are decoupled, no progress can be made in revising drug laws so that they are in touch with contemporary realities. The USA has gained institutional control of the drug policy agenda and this has chronically limited the space for debate, revision and revitalization of the policy agenda. In this context the largest obstacle to change is the ideology of prohibition. This has to be recognized as an arcane and discredited principle and jettisoned in favour of more pluralistic ideas and approaches".page 211

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