MIND/BRAIN/BEHAVIOR INITIATIVE

Introduction: Drug Policy with a New Focus [Philip B. Heymann]
1. Toward a Balanced Drug-Prevention Strategy: A Conceptual Map [Mark H. Moore]
2. Drug Users and Drug Dealers [William N. Brownsberger]
3. Is Addiction a Chronic, Relapsing Disease? [Gene M. Heyman]
4. Is Drug Addiction a Brain Disease? [Sally L. Satel]
5. If Addiction Is Involuntary, How Can Punishment Help? [George E. Vaillant]
6. Controlling Drug Use and Crime with Testing, Sanctions, and Treatment [Mark A. R. Kleiman]
7. Limits on the Role of Testing and Sanctions [William N. Brownsberger]
8. How Should Low-Level Drug Dealers Be Punished? [Jonathan P. Caulkins and Philip B. Heymann]
9. Reflections on Drug Policy and Social Policy [David Boyum and Peter Reuter]
Postscript [Philip B. Heymann]
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