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England, Sheffield
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Professor of Criminology @lawsheffield @sheffielduni. Trustee @HRInews & @cjalliance. My views, not theirs. Author: Drug Policy Constellations @BrisUniPress.
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How International Drug Policy Is Increasingly Fragmented

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By Alex Stevens
| TalkingDrugs
For many years, international drug policy seemed stuck in tired rhetoric about a ‘drug-free world’. International discussions repeatedly called for consensus, compliance and conformity with prohibition, while the global number of people who use drugs continued to rise to record-high numbers. In recent years – as first spotted by the late Professor Dave Bewley-Taylor in 2012 – this conservative consensus seems to have fractured. What’s happened, and why?
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Is There Hope for Reform of International Drug Policies?

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By Peter Reuter, David T. Courtwright, Alex Stevens, Paul Gootenberg, David Bewley-Taylor, Virginia Berridge, Ethan Nadelmann, Joanne Csete, Damon Barrett, Nigel Inkster, Joseph Spil
| LSE Connect Verified
In this video twelve world leading drug policy experts address the question: Is there hope for reform of international drug policies?
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Studying moralities in drug policy: An editorial introduction

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By Alex Stevens, Alison Ritter, Rebecca Askew
| Taylor & Francis Online
Introduction The study of moralities is emerging as an important and – we argue – essential part of the international development of drug policy analysis. We have each contributed to this emergence in various ways (Askew, Citation2016; Askew & Bone, Citation2019; Askew & Ritter, Citation2023; Dertadian & Askew, Citation2024; Ritter et al., Citation2018; Stevens, Citation2011, Citation2019, Citation2024; Stevens & Zampini, Citation2018).
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