دانلود کتاب Cannabis: Global Histories

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Contents
Introduction Breaking News: “Weed Kills Coronavirus”
The History of Histories of Cannabis
Cannabis: Global Histories?
Globalization: Cannabis Histories?
Notes
Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
1. Taming the Orient: France and the First Global Movement to Medicalize Cannabis, ca. 1800–1850
Taming the Orient: Medicalizing Hashish in France, 1800–1850
Haschish and Mental Illness
Conclusion
Notes
2. Ganja and the Government of India: Cannabis, Excise, and Colonial Administration in the Late Nineteenth Century
The Ganja Mahal
Explaining the Ganja Mahal
Cannabis Across India
Changing Cannabis Controls
Conclusions
Notes
3. Ganja Madness: Cannabis, Insanity, and Indentured Labor in British Guiana and Trinidad, 1881–1912
Ganja Madness in British Guiana and Trinidad
Dr. Grieve + Dr. Seccombe = ??
Ganja Madness in Mauritius and Jamaica
The Recirculation of Colonial Ideas
Conclusion
Notes
1900s–1940s
4. Dagga: How South Africa Made a Dangerous Drug, 1902–1928
Dagga and Colonial Governance in Natal
Cannabis and Labor Management in the Witwatersrand Gold Mines
Dagga and Organized Medicine in the Cape Colony
Dagga and Union Government
Conclusion
Notes
5. Squaring a Circle: Cannabis and the Dubious Legacy of the League of Nations
The 1925 Second International Opium Convention: Saving Orientals from Themselves
The League of Nations Subcommittee on Cannabis: Hitting a Glass Ceiling of Preconceptions
Conclusion
Notes
6. A Historical Approach to the Criminalization of Marijuana Use in Mexico
From Spanish Colonialism to the First Century of Mexican Independence
First Prohibitions of Recreational Marijuana
The Sanitary Tyranny and the National Prohibition of Cannabis
The Postrevolutionary Governments
Conclusion
Notes
7. Reefer Madness Past and Present: Dr. Leopoldo Salazar Viniegra, Mexico, and the United States, ca. 1938–2018
Notes
1950s–1960s
8. Smuggler’s Paradise: The Hash Trade and Drug Control in the Building of the Afghan State, ca. 1923–1974
From Baba Ku to Amanalla Khan: Cannabis in Afghan History
The West Comes to Afghanistan
Contextualizing Afghan Politics and the Ascending Drug Economy
Notes
9. “Hashers Don’t Read Das Kapital”: East Germany, Socialist Prohibition, and Global Cannabis
Narcotics and the Early Cold War
The Western Hashish Wave of the 1960s
Prohibitionist Impulses with Socialist Characteristics
Smuggling, Criminalization, and Medicalization
Pistachios, Pushers, and the Fall of the Berlin Wall
Conclusion
Notes
10. The Origins of Cannabis Prohibition in Nigeria and the Indian Hemp Decree of 1966
Cannabis Use in West Africa Before 1960
Changing Patterns and Perceptions in the 1960s
Doctors and Addiction
Failed Medicalization: Soldiers, Coups, and Crisis
Conclusions
Notes
11. Cannabis, Counterculture, and Criminals: The Rise of Smuggling in the Netherlands, ca. 1962–1976
The Explosion in Demand
The Expansion of Supply
The Good Old Days?: The Hippie Trail
Old Traditions: Maritime Smuggling
New Types of Smugglers
Conclusion
Notes
1970s–Present
12. “We Smoke Flowers”: On “Being High” in Postrevolutionary Iran
Cannabis Genealogy and the Science of Chemical Calibration
Hashish Versus Marijuana: Class(ist), Gender(ed) Environments of Consumption
A Rhetoric of Smoke: Quasi Legality and Technological Dealing
Changing Times in Cannabis Culture
Notes
13. PRIDE International and Drug War Diplomacy: The Parent Movement’s Global Battle against Marijuana in the United States, ca. 1970–1985
“Parent Power”: The Rise of PRIDE
Nancy Reagan: From “Frivolous Social Climber” to AntiDrug Warrior
“Local Roots, International Ramifications”: The Parent Movement Spreads Abroad
“We Are Mothers”: Nancy Reagan’s “Drug War Diplomacy” and Promoting the Parent Movement Abroad
“Maintaining Identity as a Voluntary Organization”: Cocaine and the Collapse of the Parent Movement
Notes
14. Sub-Saharan Africa, Cannabis, and Contemporary Drug Policy
Quasilegality and Cannabis in Africa
Liberalization and the Status Quo
Explaining Changes and Continuities
Conclusion
Notes
15. Forces of Necessity: Lay Advocacy and the Remedicalization of Cannabis in the UK, 1973–2004
Medical Necessity 1975–1991: Glaucoma, Cancer, and AIDS
Cannabis, Multiple Sclerosis, and Patient Perspectives in the UK, 1992–2007
Conclusion
Notes
Acknowledgments
Contributors
Editors
Authors
Index