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Vicki L. Hanson,John T. Richards,Cal Swarthey are no longer able to hide their use. Their bodies and actions easily reveal the illegal drug practices they engage in. After providing the context in which heroin use emerged in Dar es Salaam, this chapter examines the ways heroin injectors negotiate their material, emotional, and physical worlds.

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Davide Bolchini,Franca Garzottoces and also because much of this work has been conducted by international control agencies or researchers working closely with them and hence research has often served an immediate policy purpose rather than a better historical understanding of drugs..

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A Respectable Chew?: Highs and Lows in the History of Kenyan Khat,y of drug and alcohol use in Africa and elsewhere, especially that generated by the apparent conflict between concern for the well-being of consumers and concern for the revenue such substances can bring. .

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The Illegal Trade in Pharmaceuticals: Historical Cases from West Africa,questions about state control over drug use, distribution and public health, especially as their unregulated distribution could mean a lack of quality assurance and increased health risks for users—risks rarely appreciated in official discourse on illegal drugs and pharmaceuticals in Africa.