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 …

Abstract Background and aims In 2013, Uruguay became the first country in the world to fully
regulate its marijuana market. This ambitious policy was also an unexpected one: none of …

Abstract Background In 2013 Uruguay regulated three models for the supply of cannabis for
recreational use (Law 19.172), including Cannabis Social Clubs (CSCs). According to the …

In 2012 and 2013, Uruguay decriminalised abortion, legalised equal marriage and
decriminalised the usage and self-cultivation of marijuana. Uruguayan social movements …

Since a global War on Drugs was waged around forty years ago, many things changed in
the Americas. Overall, by 2013, the manufacture, distribution and sale of illegal drugs …

Evaluation of the impacts of recent cannabis regulation policies includes important political
dimensions and should not be reduced either to binary verdicts of success versus failure, or …

Why did Uruguay become the first country in the world to legalise marijuana in 2013? Based
on extensive original research and unprecedented review of secondary sources, the article …

This chapter describes the void by providing a general perspective on the progress towards
regulation as well as assessing the projected outcomes in two objectives of regulation …

The use of the criminal law to prohibit activities related to cannabis is a relatively recent
historical phenomenon, with the first examples of countries taking this approach emerging at …