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Author Archives: Toby Seddon
7: A conversation with… Mark Gilman (part 2 of 2)
The second of a two-part conversation with Mark Gilman. In this part, we pick up the story in 1999, when Mark moved from Lifeline to the Home Office. The conversation ranges widely, covering treatment, recovery, social justice and crime, reflecting … Continue reading
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6: A conversation with… Mark Gilman (part 1 of 2)
The first of a two-part conversation with Mark Gilman. Mark has been a major figure in the field over four decades and directly involved in many of the most significant developments we have seen. In this part, we talk about … Continue reading
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5: Drug law reform in the Asian Century
This episode takes a long view of global drug policy, arguing that shifts in global power have always had a significant impact on drug control throughout the last 200 years. What then might be the implications for drug law reform … Continue reading
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Rethinking Drug Law Reform in the Asian Century
I recently wrote a piece for the Social & Legal Studies blog. Read it here.
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4: John Marks, heroin prescribing and HAT
This episode explores the issue of prescribing heroin to people with heroin problems, a practice with a long history and usually today termed Heroin Assisted Treatment or HAT. The episode draws on a recent research project exploring the controversial work … Continue reading
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3: What is a drug?
This episode explores a core question of this field: what is a drug? It draws on an archival research project. For further details, read this paper or this short summary.
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2: Cannabis law reform in the 1960s
This episode looks at the cannabis law reform movement in the 1960s, drawing on an archival research project. Please see published paper here.
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1: Regulating Cannabis – virtual book launch
Authors Toby Seddon and Will Floodgate discuss their new book Regulating Cannabis.
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Regulating Cannabis
In April 2016, I was in New York for an ISSDP meeting on cannabis policy in the Americas. At the end of the first day, I was due to meet up for dinner with Niamh Eastwood and Alex Stevens. I … Continue reading
Thinking historically about HAT
In early 2016, when I was drafting my chapter on drugs for the ‘Oxford Handbook of Criminology’, I made a passing reference to Dr John Marks’ heroin prescribing practice in the 1980s. I had assumed that somewhere there would be … Continue reading
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