The citizens of four US states—Alaska, Colorado, Oregon, and Washington—have voted to
legalise the sale of cannabis to adults for recreational purposes, and more states look likely …

Background and aims Prohibitions on producing, distributing and selling cannabis are
loosening in various jurisdictions around the world. This paper describes the diversification …

Legal reforms in the Americas are influencing the public debate on cannabis policy.
Uruguay and the two US states of Colorado and Washington have taken steps to regulate …

Abstract Background Cannabis Social Clubs (CSCs) are a model of non-profit production
and distribution of cannabis among a closed circuit of adult cannabis users. CSCs are now …

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 …

Abstract Background Cannabis Social Clubs (CSCs) are private organizations or clubs of
users that produce cannabis for non-profit distribution to adult members to meet their …

Abstract Background The Uruguayan Cannabis Clubs (UCCs) constitute one of three ways
to obtain cannabis under the new cannabis regulation laws. These organizations, formed by …

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 …

Background There is growing experience with the not-for-profit, consumer-driven cannabis
social club (CSC) model that builds on self-supply, self-organization and harm-reduction; …

Abstract Background Cannabis social clubs (CSCs) in Spain are non-profit organisations
that connect regular adult cannabis users. One of their functions is to supply cannabis to the …