Introduction
Chapter 1: The drug problem
perception problem
Drug perception as a health problem
The problem of 'drug ': Public policy.
The ethical and moral wrongs
Desfaciendo
Seriously: What do you think of drugs? First
prohibitionist dogma: "All drugs are equal '
Second prohibitionist dogma:' The drug kills'
A practical experiment on drug information and Risks
Third prohibitionist dogma: 'The Drugs begets violence' Fourth
prohibitionist dogma: 'The Drugs I hooked'
drugs as a concept: A recap
Chapter 2: On the prohibition
About bans: Gay ban?
victimless crimes and crimes of risk
prohibitions and persecutions famous witch
A
pursued
Masturbation ; homosexuality sufferers
prohibited drugs: How it all began
Opium Chinese bishops and the war in the Philippines
Cocaine , Black, Freud and the spark of life
Vietnam, LSD and the Age of Aquarius
Marijuana, Mexican, Egyptian cotton and
And so we are ...
articulates how the ban.
Chapter 3: The failure of prohibitionist experiment
experiment The failure of prohibition.
Prohibition The
Problems inherent in the ban: In a social and moral
Problems inherent in the prohibition: to healthcare
United States as a paradigm
Consequences of the ban in international relations
The failure of prohibition
Chapter 4: The reasons for the ban
Why is it happening?
Who benefits from the ban?
The prohibition is a war
The false promises of prohibition and the resistance to change
; Religion and medicine
Drugs, our scapegoat
Drug information
changes caused by the ban
I rooted the prohibition
Chapter 5: Watch your worship that are mills ...
Watch your worship that are mills ...
Prohibitionism: reversals
First of all: deciding what to worry
An alternative approach: prioritizing resources or
tolerance policy against moralism Sense: harm reduction policies
A change in risk: the medicalization
Chapter 6: Debating the legalization
legalization debate
Arguments against legalization: It would increase drug use
Arguments against legalization, would be a surrender to the drug problems
Arguments against legalization, would be accessible to children
Topics Against Legalizing: Infections and syringes
Arguments against legalization: Traffic accidents.
Arguments against legalization: difficult to educate drug abstinence
Arguments against legalization: The human factor
Arguments against legalization: Anyone who takes drugs is not free
Arguments against legalization: No
gangs end up arguments against the legalization : It should be a joint action from all countries
Arguments against legalization: If everybody is forbidden, something will
In conclusion
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