Scenarios about 'drug policy'
The formal legal and regulatory approaches governments adopt to control psychoactive substances, including pharmaceuticals, alcohol, tobacco, and illicit drugs. Drug policy encompasses prohibition, decriminalization, legalization, harm reduction strategies, and varies significantly across different historical periods and geographic regions. These policies reflect cultural attitudes, scientific understanding, economic interests, and socio-political factors that shape how societies manage substance use and its consequences.
What If The War on Drugs Never Happened?
Exploring the alternate timeline where the United States never launched its decades-long War on Drugs, potentially reshaping American society, criminal justice, international relations, and approaches to public health.