Hi antony I have just e-mailed rowdy and they are the training dvds
that george had with him at Slovena, three of them I believe.
Hope all is well
Robbie
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Robbie,
George is with us at Phoenix this week; I'm just going to pick him up
now. I can also contact Rod Mullen, if Rowdy needs some assistance.
Which DVS's do you want?
Anthony
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Hi rowdy
Interested in a copy of Alexl Klein book , could you let me know the
publishers.
Talked to George at the ATCA conference about his training DVDs , still
no luck with Aminty, but he suggested that you might be able to acquire
a copy.
All the best
Robbie
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Subject: [EFTC] New Book from Axel Klein
Hi. I have been asked by Axel Klein to circulate details of his new
book:
"Drugs and the World"
An anthropological approach to the study of psychoactive drugs
London: Reaktion
Conventionally, studies in the drugs field focus on some form of medical
or social pathology, from addiction to organised crime. Yet drugs also
play a constructive role, from their centrality in religious rituals to
their part in the growth of trade among nation-states. The book then
moves on to investigate the modern policies that define certain
substances as drugs; the link between drugs, addiction, and crime; and
the prevailing control regime around the world that has largely failed
to control global drug trafficking. Drawing on studies from the
Caribbean, West Africa and Eastern Europe the book proposes solutions
that could reinforce the eroded power of state institutions, law
enforcement, and the democratic process in addressing drug trafficking.
Axel Klein is a social anthropologist by training, who has conducted
fieldwork on drug related issues in different parts of the world. He is
now working at the Centre for Health Service Studies at the University
of Kent.
Rowdy Yates
Senior Research Fellow
Scottish Addiction Studies
Dept. of Applied Social Science
University of Stirling
Scotland
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