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Press Releases
Articles
Drug Prohibition is a "Policy of Mass Destruction" and the Consultation Document is a "Dodgy Dossier"
Fund Drug Treatment Rather Than Mexican Anti-Drugs Operations
The Inhumane Drug War: Top 10 Reasons for Optimism
"Operation Any Booking" Just Business as Usual
Think Again: Drugs
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Books
An Analytic Assessment of U.S. Drug Policy
Drugs as a Social Construct


Book Chapters
Assumptions About Drugs and the Marketing of Drug Policies
The End of the Epoch of Prohibition


Bookstore
Drugging the Poor
After the War on Drugs: Tools for Debate
Rethinking Our War on Drugs: Candid Talk about Controversial Issues
Drug War Deadlock
The Great Drug War
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College Courses
Drugs, People, and Society (SW 442)


Documents
Latin American Commission on Drugs and Democracy: Teleconference with Drug Policy Alliance
Same Old Song: New Drug Control Strategy Falls Short
Drug Prohibition in the United States - Letters
Reducing the Harms of Drug Prohibition in the Americas (English Translation With Footnotes)
II y último: La guerra antidrogas, peor el remedio que el mal
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Event Archives
Moving Beyond the "War on Drugs"
Beyond Prohibition: An Adult Approach to Drug Policies in the 21st Century


Fact Sheets
Ram Dass: Longtime Spiritual Leader, Opponent of the 'War on Drugs'
Effectiveness of the War on Drugs


Interviews
Just Say Maybe: The Clean-Cut Look of Today's Drug-Legalization Debate
Six Questions: Jeremy Bigwood Talks to the Alliance


Letters
Why I Support DPA, and So Should You
Letter to President Bush Calling for Halt to 'Plan Colombia' at Upcoming Summit of the Americas
Battle Lines in Drug War Not So Easily Drawn


Multimedias
William F. Buckley on Cigarettes, Illegal Drugs and Hypocrisy
America's War on Drugs [Audio]
Profiled for Prison: The Selective Enforcement of Drug Laws [Video]
Is The US Winning The War On Drugs? [Video]
Why It's Time to Legalize Drugs [Audio]
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News Summaries
Breaking the Taboo: Latin American Leaders Release Report Calling for Global “Paradigm Shift” in Drug Policy
El Paso Mayor Vetoes City Council's Call for Federal Discussion on U.S. Drug Prohibition
Bad Planning: Mexico's Mérida Initiative
Bush Asks for Funding to Escalate Mexico's Drug War
DPA Head Takes on Stephen Colbert
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Opinions
Drug War Makes New York Legislator Doggone Crazy
Drug War Madness: Smoke a Joint and Your Whole Family May End Up Homeless
CNN's Lou Dobbs Is Clueless When It Comes to the Drug War
Last Shot for a Bush Legacy?
Drug Prohibition Doesn't Work
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Polls
Interdiction and Incarceration Still Top Remedies: 74% Say Drug War Being Lost
Americans Assign Low Grades to the Government in Dealing with the Drug Problem
The Public and the War on Illicit Drugs
More than Half of American Public Surveyed Feel Drug War Cannot Be Won


Presentations
A New Approach to Substance Abuse: Reducing Harm to Substance Abusers, Families, and Taxpayers
How Effective is the Current Drug Policy
Improving the Bottom Line


Press Releases
DPA Statement: Mexico’s Drug Decriminalization Law Effective Today
Federal Officials Unveil More of the Same: Failed Supply-side Strategy Embraced in Dealing with Border Violence and Drug Cartels Highlighted During Homeland Security Advisory Council Meeting
U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano, Attorney General Eric Holder and Drug Czar Gil Kerlikowske in New Mexico Today to Announce New Drugs And Border Strategy
Former Mexican President Vicente Fox Calls for Debate on Taxing and Regulating Drugs as Strategy to Deal with Violence in Mexico
Congress Holding Four Hearings This Week on Drug-Related Violence on the U.S. / Mexico Border
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Reports
End "Nanny State" Bans, Argues Major New Study
U.S. Assistance Has Helped Mexican Counternarcotics Efforts, but Tons of Illicit Drugs Continue to Flow into the United States
A 25-Year Quagmire: The War on Drugs and Its Impact on American Society
The Untouchable Narco-State
Beckley Drug Policy Seminar - Proceedings Report
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Speeches
The Battle Over How to Fight the War on Drugs


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