A drug-free world? The drugs decriminalisation debate
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These pages describe and analyse the characteristics of the current international drug control system in order to reflect on its consequences and alternatives. In the first section, preliminary considerations are made in order to critically analyse the current international drug control system. The second section describes the origin and characteristics of the three international drug conventions. To conclude, the third section offers a critical reflection on the consequences of the current international drug control system.
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