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The Impact of Socially Constructed Knowledge on Drug Policy public policy. These two aspects of drug policy must be distinguished, as success in one does not necessarily imply success in the other—and because success in both is necessary for any . success in achieving effective policies regarding the management of illicit drug use.

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The Pharmacological Understanding of Psychoactive Drugsn which drug use occurs or with the expectations of the user. This reveals that the “psychological” aspects of drug use also lend themselves to sound experimental investigation (see Chapters 1 & 2, this volume). However, the focus at present is upon how failures to recognize the importance of basic

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