Regulating Criminogenic Commodities: Drugs, Alcohol, and Guns

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James Vorenberg and Kristen Forsgard. 1994. Report of the Ad Hoc Committee to Consider Replacing the .38 Caliber Revolver With the .40 Caliber Glock Semi-Automatic for Use by the Harvard University Police Department
James Vorenberg and Kristen Forsgard. 1994. Report of the Ad Hoc Committee to Consider Replacing the .38 Caliber Revolver With the .40 Caliber Glock Semi-Automatic for Use by the Harvard University Police Department
Dean R. Gerstein. 1981. Alcohol and Public Policy: Beyond the Shadow of Prohibition
Dean R. Gerstein. 1981. Alcohol and Public Policy: Beyond the Shadow of Prohibition
1975. “DEA Briefing Book”
1975. “DEA Briefing Book”
1971. “A Systems Analysis of Heroin Use and the Health Care System”
1971. “A Systems Analysis of Heroin Use and the Health Care System”
Philip J. Cook and Anthony A. Braga. 2000. “Gun Control”
Philip J. Cook and Anthony A. Braga. 2000. “Gun Control”
1990. “Testimony by Mark H. Moore Before the Judiciary Committee of the United States Senate”
1990. “Testimony by Mark H. Moore Before the Judiciary Committee of the United States Senate”
1990. “Drug Legalization”
1990. “Drug Legalization”
Mark A.R. Kleiman. 1989. “The Police and Drugs”. Perspectives on Policing, 11
Mark A.R. Kleiman. 1989. “The Police and Drugs”. Perspectives on Policing, 11
1989. “Drug Treatment from a Criminal Justice Perspective ”. In "Treating the Addictions. The Harvard Medical School
1989. “Drug Treatment from a Criminal Justice Perspective ”. In "Treating the Addictions. The Harvard Medical School
1987. “International Narcotics and the U.S. Supply Reduction Strategy”. In "International Drugs: Threat and Response". Defense Intelligence College
1987. “International Narcotics and the U.S. Supply Reduction Strategy”. In "International Drugs: Threat and Response". Defense Intelligence College