Smoke and mirrors : the paradox of the drug wars
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Smoke and mirrors : the paradox of the drug wars
Westview Press, 1992
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 113-116)
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Description
This is the story of a new Bolivian social structure, based on cocaine, composed of peasants manufacturing coca paste, wealthy merchants exploiting their labour and exporting their goods, and the so-called drug-enforcers profiting from the drug trade. Written by a former Secretary of State and Solicitor to the Supreme Court of Argentina, the book reveals the paradox of the drug war: that drug enforcement is actually enhancing and perpetuating the cocaine trade in Bolivia.
Table of Contents
- Coca business in the Chapare
- joint US Bolivian enforcement and eradication
- Huanchaca
- bureaucracies at their worst
- in the realm of paradoxes.
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