One Hundred Years of Heroin

DAVID F. MUSTO is Professor, Child Study Center and History of Medicine and Psychiatryd Lecturer in American Studies and History at Yale University.

• Preface by David F. MustoThe First 60 YearsThe Roads to H: The Emergence of the American Heroin Complex, 1898-1956 by David T. CourtwrightInside Policy Making100 Years of Heroics by Daniel Patrick MoynihanHeroin Politics and Policy under President Nixon by Egil Krogh Jr.One Bite of the Apple: Establishing the Special Action Office for Drug Abuse Prevention by Jerome H. JaffeThe Urban EpidemicHeroin Addiction in the Nation's Capital, 1966-1973 by Robert L. DuPontGenerational Trends in Heroin Use and Injection in New York City by Bruce D. Johnson and Andrew GolubTreatment OptionsTrick or Treat? A Century of American Responses to Heroin Addiction by William L. WhiteMethadone: The Drug, the Treatment, the Controversy by Herbert D. KleberHeroin Maintenance: Is a U.S. Experiment Needed? by Peter Reuter and Robert MacCounFrom Heroin Addiction to Opioid Maintenance: Problem or Cure? Or, Not All Opioid Agonists Are the Same by Richard T. SchottenfeldPolitical and Cultural ComplicationsLessons for Mr. Arlacchi: A History of the Heroin Market by Kathryn MeyerHip to Be High: Heroin and Popular Culture in the 20th Century by Jill JonnesIndex