Cooperation and Drug Policies in the Americas

Jonathan D. Rosen is research professor at the Institute of International Studies at the Universidad del Mar, Mexico. Roberto Zepeda is research professor at the Institute of International Studies at the Universidad del Mar, Mexico.

• Introduction: Jonathan D. Rosen and Roberto ZepedaChapter 1: Competing Models: International Initiatives and the War on Drugs Ted Galen Carpenter Chapter 2: Debating Reforms: Latin America and the International Drug Control Regime Coletta A. YoungersChapter 3: Counternarcotic Policies and Cooperation in Colombia: A Shift in Policy?Jonathan D. Rosen and Robert ZepedaChapter 4: Cooperation and Drug Policies: Trends in Peru in the Twenty-First CenturyBarnett S.- Koven and Cynthia McClintockChapter 5: Current Trends in Caribbean Cooperation in the War on Drugs: A Study of Guyana Mark Kirton and Marlon AnatolChapter 6: Mexico, Cooperation, and the Drug Policies in the Twenty-First CenturyJonathan D. Rosen and Roberto ZepedaChapter 7:Drug Trafficking: A Symptom of Crisis in HondurasBrian Fonseca and Randy PestanaChapter 8: The Dawn of Post-Hegemonic Cooperation? Combating Transnational Narcotics in the Insular CaribbeanLilean BobeaChapter 9: The War on Drugs in HaitiChrista Remmington and Jean-Claude Garcia-ZamorChapter 10: Inventando Caminos: Cannabis regulation in Uruguay Astrid Arrarás and Emily D. Bello-PardoCh 11: Cooperation, Security and the Drug phenomenon in the Inter-American ContextBetty Horwitz Ch 12: Perspectives of Decriminalization and Legalization of Illicit DrugsPeter Watt and Roberto Zepeda

The book remains very interesting and [will] certainly attract the attention of researchers working on the problem of illicit drugs in the Americas.