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Legalizing cannabis : experiences, lessons and scenarios / edited by Tom Decorte, Simon Lenton and Chris Wilkins.
Format
Book
Language
English
Published/Created
Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge, 2020.
©2020
Description
xxxv, 447 pages : illustrations (black and white) ; 25 cm.
Details
Subject(s)
Drug legalization
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Cannabis
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Law and legislation
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Marijuana industry
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Law and legislation
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Editor
Decorte, Tom
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Lenton, Simon, 1961-
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Wilkins, Chris
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Series
Routledge studies in crime and society
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Summary note
"The book explores how we should evaluate the models of cannabis legalization as they have been implemented in several jurisdictions in the past few years; the specific models for future cannabis legalization that have been developed and how similar or different they are they from the models already implemented; as well as the lessons that can be drawn from attempts to regulate other psychoactive substances, such as alcohol, tobacco, pharmaceuticals and "legal highs", and other "vice" activities such as gambling and prostitution"-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliographic references
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents
Introduction : the coming cannabis revolution / Tom Decorte, Simon Lenton and Chris Wilkins
The uneven repeal of cannabis prohibition in the United States / Bryce Pardo
Practical lessons learned from the first years of the regulated recreational cannabis market in Colorado / Todd Subritzky, Simon Lenton, Simone Pettigrew
Recreational marijuana legalization in Washington State : benefits and harms / Clayton Mosher and Scott Akins
A century of cannabis control in Canada : a brief overview of history, context and policy frameworks from prohibition to legalization / Benedikt Fischer, Cayley Russell, Neil Boyd
Uruguay : the first country to legalize cannabis / Rosario Queirolo
Cannabis decriminalization policies across the globe / Niamh Eastwood
"More than just counting the plants" : different home cannabis cultivation policies, cannabis supply contexts and approaches to their evaluation / Vendula Belackova, Katinka van de Ven, Michaela Roubalova (Stefunkova)
City-level policies of regulating recreational cannabis in Europe : from pilot projects to "local customization"? / Tom Blickman & Catherine Sandwell
Lessons learned from the alcohol regulation perspective / Tim Stockwell, Norman Giesbrecht, Adam Sherk, Gerald Thomas, Kate Vallance and Ashley Wettlaufer
Lessons from tobacco regulation for cannabis product regulation / Coral Gartner & Wayne Hall
How not to legalize cannabis: lessons from New Zealand's experiment with regulating "legal highs" / Marta Rychert
Coffeeshops in the Netherlands : regulating the front door and the back door / Dirk J. Korf
Cannabis social clubs in Spain : recent legal developments / Xabier Arana and Òscar Parés
Swiss cannabis policies / Simon Anderfuhren-Biget, Frank Zobel, Cédric Heeb, Jean-Félix Savary
The Australian experience and opportunities for cannabis law reform / Caitlin Elizabeth Hughes
Cannabis policy reform : the Jamaica's experience / Vicki J. Hanson
The risks of cannabis industry funding of community and drug treatment services : insights from gambling / Chris Wilkins, Marta Rychert
Insights for the design of Cannabis Social Club regulation / Tom Decorte, Mafalda Pardal
Conclusion / Chris Wilkins, Simon Lenton and Tom Decorte.
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ISBN
9781138370906 (hardcover)
1138370908 (hardcover)
LCCN
2019048744
OCLC
1124782583
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