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America’s Longest War
- Helen Clark ,
- Olusegun Obasanjo ,
- Ricardo Lagos ,
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- Abdul Tejan-Cole ,
- Nana Afadzinu ,
- Tlaleng Mofokeng ,
- Patsilí Toledo
Fifty years after US President Richard Nixon declared a “war on drugs,” America’s strategy of repression has succeeded only in increasing violent crime, corruption, preventable disease, and incarceration. But what should replace this tried-and-failed prohibitionist approach if President Joe Biden’s administration decides to abandon it?
