Why and how did Uruguay legalize recreational cannabis? Uruguay became the first country
in the world to fully regulate its marijuana market, from production to consumption and …

The Cannabis Social Club is a non-profit model for the supply of cannabis, in which adult
cannabis users organize the cultivation and distribution of cannabis (exclusively) for the …

Purpose Following the trend in the world over and on the African continent, the Parliament of
Ghana passed a new law in 2020, the Narcotics Control Commission Act (Act 1019) that …

Abstract Background and Aims Uruguay and Chile have the highest levels of marijuana use
in Latin America, and have experienced consistent increases during the last two decades …

Abstract Background and aim In Uruguay, residents age 18 and older seeking legal
cannabis must register with the government and choose one of three supply mechanisms …

An effective approach to drug regulation is a growing concern. Since 2012, 10 US States
and Uruguay have taken the step to revoke prohibition and legalize the recreational …

This Element investigates the relationship between the narcotics industry and politics and
assesses how it influences domestic political dynamics, including economic development …

Background A number of jurisdictions are considering or implementing different options for
cannabis law reform, including New Zealand. Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis (MCDA) helps …

Laws and public policies can change social norms by signaling which behaviors are legal or
illegal. Recent cannabis legalization policies might have this effect. Does cannabis …

Background Uruguay is widely known as a pioneer country regarding cannabis regulation
policies, as it was the first state to regulate the cannabis market for both recreational and …