Experts question global counternarcotics strategies
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Jane's Intelligence Review Vol 17 No 11, November 2005, pp.48-49Summary: Short report from a confererence at the International Studies and Research Centre in Paris on 6th October 2005. Speakers indicated that the present strategies have been either ineffective or actively counterproductive despite the vast sums spent over many years (e.g. the U.S. has spent 150 billion dollars combating drugs over 30 years but world opium supply has increasaed fivefold in the same period). Some alternative approaches are briefly dentified.
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Short report from a confererence at the International Studies and Research Centre in Paris on 6th October 2005. Speakers indicated that the present strategies have been either ineffective or actively counterproductive despite the vast sums spent over many years (e.g. the U.S. has spent 150 billion dollars combating drugs over 30 years but world opium supply has increasaed fivefold in the same period). Some alternative approaches are briefly dentified.
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