eBooks - History - World - Paul Gootenberg - Cocaine
Cocaine eBooks
editor Paul Gootenberg
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Cocaine Summary
| 'An important resource for anyone interested in drug history and politics, and an indispensable one for those who would understand cocaine in a global context.' - David Courtwright, University of North Florida |
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| 'An important resource for anyone interested in drug history and politics, and an indispensable one for those who would understand cociane in a global context.' - David Courtwright, University of North Florida |
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Originally a medical miracle, cocaine is now a dangerous pariah. Drawing on exciting international perspectives, "Cocaine" analyzes and rethinks the origins of the modern drug. For the first time a book brings together the world's leading writers on the history of cocaine. Themes explored include: the manufacture, sale, and control of cocaine in the United States; Amsterdam's complex cocaine culture; Japan and the Southeast Asian cocaine industry; export of cocaine prohibitions to Peru; and sex, drugs and race in London. "Cocaine" unveils new sources and covert social, cultural and political transformations that reveal cocaine's hidden history. Contributors: Luis Astorga, H. Richard Friman, Paul Gootenberg, Steven B. Karch, Marek Kohn, Marcel de Kort, Ethan Nadelmann, Mary Roldan, and Joseph F. Spillane. |
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eBooks - Titles - Authors - History - World - Paul Gootenberg - Cocaine