The Politics and Economics of Drug Production on the Pakistan-Afghanistan Border
Amir Zada Asad & Robert Harris
The Politics and Economics of Drug Production on the Pakistan-Afghanistan Border
Amir Zada Asad & Robert Harris
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’This book offers a descriptive analysis of addictive and abusive drugs, starting from the production of raw opium to consumption and its consequences. The book carries a fruitful conjunction of theoretical strength and rich empirical data which will provide the social scientists, researchers and the policy makers with a new insight and pragmatic advice.’ Professor Sarah Safdar, University of Peshawar, Pakistan '...well-researched study...a great deal of rich data and arguments about opium production in Pakistan...' The Howard Journal of Criminal Justice 'Amir Zada Asad and Robert Harris have contributed an excellent book on the politics and economics of drug production in Pakistan and Afghanistan...the book provides a comprehensive, unbiased and well-researched analysis of drug politics.' Contemporary South Asia
’This book offers a descriptive analysis of addictive and abusive drugs, starting from the production of raw opium to consumption and its consequences. The book carries a fruitful conjunction of theoretical strength and rich empirical data which will provide the social scientists, researchers and the policy makers with a new insight and pragmatic advice.’ Professor Sarah Safdar, University of Peshawar, Pakistan '...well-researched study...a great deal of rich data and arguments about opium production in Pakistan...' The Howard Journal of Criminal Justice 'Amir Zada Asad and Robert Harris have contributed an excellent book on the politics and economics of drug production in Pakistan and Afghanistan...the book provides a comprehensive, unbiased and well-researched analysis of drug politics.' Contemporary South Asia
’This book offers a descriptive analysis of addictive and abusive drugs, starting from the production of raw opium to consumption and its consequences. The book carries a fruitful conjunction of theoretical strength and rich empirical data which will provide the social scientists, researchers and the policy makers with a new insight and pragmatic advice.’ Professor Sarah Safdar, University of Peshawar, Pakistan '...well-researched study...a great deal of rich data and arguments about opium production in Pakistan...' The Howard Journal of Criminal Justice 'Amir Zada Asad and Robert Harris have contributed an excellent book on the politics and economics of drug production in Pakistan and Afghanistan...the book provides a comprehensive, unbiased and well-researched analysis of drug politics.' Contemporary South Asia