Titlebook: European Drug Policies and Enforcement; Nicholas Dorn (Director of Information Development Book 1996 Nicholas Dorn, J?rgen Jepsen and Erne

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Leben wir in einer Simulation?,In most member states of the European Union, a sharp escalation of the war on drug traffickers coexists with a reluctance to criminalise people simply for possessing or using illegal drugs.

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Die habituelle SchulterluxationIn 1976, following a radical amendment of the Opium Act, the Netherlands adopted a drug policy based on two principles:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-04624-8In the three Scandinavian countries, Sweden, Denmark and Norway, the discovery of the drug problem can be localised fairly precisely to 1966. Before the middle of the ‘60s, drug use reported by the authorities as being problematic was linked to either deviant or criminalised groups or persons engaged in the health services.

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Im Spannungsfeld von Humanen und HumanoidenThe external policies of the EU shape its drug policies . other trading blocks and countries. These external policies may be broken down into two broad categories:

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The Netherlands: Tightening Up of the Cafés PolicyIn 1976, following a radical amendment of the Opium Act, the Netherlands adopted a drug policy based on two principles:

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The EU, Home Affairs and 1996: Intergovernmental Convergence or Confederal Diversity?The following pages attempt to locate the options for the future development of drug enforcement policies (at local, national and pan-EU levels) in the context of development of the European Union along either intergovernmental or confederal. lines.