Bad Neighbor Policy: Washington?s futile war on drugs in Latin America?

Book reviewBad Neighbor Policy capital letters futile fight on drugs in Latin AmericaEdited by Ted Galen CarpenterOverviewIntroduction3I Modest results after thirty years of war4The war on drugs consequences on the drugs crops cultivation4The war on drugs consequences on the Latin American opinion5II The American dodging on the drug war definitively a bad strategy?8The United States strategy on the war on drugs8The causes of the Americans strategy disaster9III Is legalisation the solution for a decrease in the amount of drug in the united States streets 12Conclusion14Sources... ...ica, some countries feel already talked about this solution Jamaica in 2001, Uruguay in 2001, Mexico, Colombia Will those countries have the courage to face the United States on this issue? In EuropeDoes that means, that the world starts the pace of drug legalization? I still stay sceptic on this position.ConclusionTo conclude, Ted Galen Carpenter shows in his book the failure of the thirty years war on drugs conducted by the United States in Latin America. A failure which is illustrated by the constant production of drugs in Latin America, the accentuation of scourges as poverty and corruptionWe can say that the United States strategy follows Says theory the demand is conducted by the supply. However, as we have discussed about. This theory can not be applied on drugs market, as we have to take into consideration the dependence of drugs products.Sources&61607Bad neighbor policy Washingtons futile war on drugs in Latin America, Ted Galen Carpenter,2003.&61607http//www.narconews.com/ &61607http//www.cannabisnews.com