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War and Drugs - The Role of Military Conflict in the Development of Substance Abuse

English · Paperback / Softback

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“Department of Defense and U.S. Army reports observe that the prolonged operations tempo with rapid redeployment stresses active duty service members, threatens troop readiness, and challenges resilience. Dessa Bergen-Cico’s analysis in War and Drugs echoes these observations and sets the current challenge in historical context. Readers concernced with the health and safety of soldiers, sailors, marines, and aviators will find her book of value.” —World Medical & Health Policy Journal"War and Drugs weaves a meticulously referenced exposé that implicitly links most major armed conflicts and political unrests with drug abuse and addiction...The information presented in War and Drugs is...powerful, gutsy, and disturbing."--Darryl S. Inaba, Director of Education Training for CNS Productions and one of the original founders of the Haight Ashbury Free Clinic in San Francisco"War and Drugs views the drugs, war, and soldiering nexus through a diverse set of lenses. At a time when the war on drugs is reaching a terrible nadir, it provides a timely contribution to the drug war discourse."--Danny Kushlick, Head of External Affairs, Transform Drug Policy Foundation, United Kingdom Inf ationen zum Autor Authored by Bergen-Cico, Dessa K. Explores the relationship between military incursions and substance use and abuse throughout history, offering detailed geopolitical perspectives. Zusammenfassung Explores the relationship between military incursions and substance use and abuse throughout history, offering detailed geopolitical perspectives. Inhaltsverzeichnis Chapter 1 Introduction; Chapter 2 Drugs and War; Chapter 3 The Opium Wars; Chapter 4 Drugs and the U.S. Civil War; Chapter 5 French Connections and the Corsican Brothers; Chapter 6 High Hitler; Chapter 7 The Cold War Was Hot for the Drug Trade; Chapter 8 Project Bluebird and MK-ULTRA; Chapter 9 The Vietnam War and the Blowback at Home; Chapter 10 Mexico's Drug War; Chapter 11 Drugs and the Afghan Wars; Chapter 12 PTSD and Substance Abuse Among Veterans of the Afghan and Iraq Wars; Chapter 13 Conclusion;...

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