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Routledge - The War on People who Use Drugs - Sweden Study

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Description

Explore the complex realities of Sweden's drug policies in this academic study from Routledge. While Sweden is often viewed as a progressive and inclusive nation, this book examines the actual outcomes of its pursuit of a drug-free society. It looks closely at how these policies impact the health, welfare, and lived experiences of people who use drugs. Through extensive empirical data, including years of fieldwork, participant observation, and interview testimony, the text challenges common myths regarding Swedish social dynamics. The book provides a detailed look at the consequences of criminalizing drug use and the implementation of compulsory treatment. This work serves as a deep dive into the tension between state goals and the well-being of vulnerable populations, offering a perspective that contrasts with Sweden's liberal reputation.

Key Features

Provides extensive empirical data through years of dedicated fieldwork conducted within Sweden.

Includes direct interview testimony and participant observation to present lived realities.

Examines the specific impact of drug policies on the health and welfare of users.

Challenges the perception of Sweden as a purely liberal and inclusive state.

Analyzes the effects of drug criminalization and compulsory treatment programs.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
26 July 2017
Listed Since
24 November 2016

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