Drug abuse : opposing viewpoints /
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| Formato: | Libro |
| Lenguaje: | English |
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San Diego, CA. :
Greenhaven Press,
[1994]
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| Colección: | Opposing Viewpoints Series
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Drug abuse is a serious problem
- The seriousness of drug abuse may be exaggerated
- Increased heroin use is a serious problem
- Evidence of increased heroin use is inconclusive
- Cocaine abuse is a serious problem
- Cocaine abuse is not a serious problem
- The war on drugs should be prosecuted more vigorously
- The war on drugs should be abandoned
- International measures can help win the war on drugs
- The international war on drugs is a failure
- Military efforts to stop drug trafficking are effective
- Military efforts to stop drug trafficking are ineffective
- Employees should be tested for drug use
- Employees should not be tested for drug use
- Random drug testing in the workplace is fair
- Random drug testing in the workplace is unfair
- Increased regulation of prescription drugs is necessary
- Increased regulation of prescription drugs is unnecessary
- Advertising prescription drugs is beneficial
- Prescription drug advertising is harmful
- Drug companies' profits are excessive
- Drug companies' high profits are justified
- Legalization would reduce the drug problem
- Legalization would not reduce the drug problem
- Increasing federal funding for treatment programs will reduce drug abuse
- Increasing federal funding for treatment programs will not reduce drug abuse
- Community involvement can reduce drug abuse
- Methods used by the military could reduce drug abuse
- Periodical bibliography
- For further discussion
- Orgazations to contact
- Bibliography of books
- Index.