The Early Studies of Narcotic Addiction That Put Forward the Validity

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Essay

The early studies of narcotic addiction that put forward the validity the enslavement or economic-compulsive model argued for a particular change in the drug law. What was this change that they proposed, why did they see it as a conclusion of their research, and what political consequences did their arguments have? Which well-known sociologists were associated with this position?

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