drug control

Studies how America is fighting the war on drugs, discusses why the country seems to be losing the battle against illegal drugs, and presents policy changes that may help end the use and abuse of drugs.

Experts debate the following topics: 1) Should drugs be legalized? 2) How has drug trafficking affected American society? 3) Can domestic and international drug trafficking be stopped?.

Presents opposing viewpoints about the causes and treatments of addictions to alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs. Includes critical thinking skill activities and a list of organizations to contact.

Discusses the many issues surrounding government policy on drug abuse and drug prevention.

Presents opposing viewpoints on the war on drugs and other aspects of drug abuse.

Presents a historical overview of drug trafficking and discusses its economic and legal aspects.

Presents debates, opinions, commentary, and analysis on the international drug trade.

An argument for why the United States should help Mexico with the drug and crime issues it is dealing with.

Twenty essays present varying perspectives on marijuana; discussing the effects of marijuana use, the issue of marijuana legalization, medical marijuana, and the war on drugs, as well as providing personal stories of marijuana use and abuse. Includes a comprehensive introduction, a list of related organizations, and a bibliography.

Describes how the Drug Enforcement Agency operates to control drug trafficking and how DEA agents work with customs officials, the Coast Guard, and undercover police to catch drug smugglers, sellers, and dealers.