JAMES A. INCIARDI is Professor and Director of the Division of Criminal Justice at the University of Delaware. He has more than twenty-five years of experience in the research and clinical aspects of drug abuse, and he has consulted extensively, both nationally and internationally. Mr. Inciardi has published more than one-hundred articles, books, and chapters in books in the areas of substance abuse, history, folklore, criminology, criminal justice and law, public policy, and AIDS.

• Foreword by Senator Joseph R. Biden, Jr. Preface by James A. Inciardi Introduction: The Evolution of Drug Abuse in America by James A. Inciardi Background Issues The History of Drug Control Policies in the United States by John C. McWilliams The Growth of Drug Abuse Treatment Systems by Barry S. Brown The Drugs-Crime Connection by David N. Nurco, Timothy W. Kinlock, and Thomas E. Hanlon Drug Control Strategies The Federal Approach to Primary Drug Abuse Prevention and Education by William J. Bukoski Treatment Strategies by George De Leon Treatment Alternatives to Street Crime (TASC) by Beth A. Weinman Legal Coercion and Drug Abuse Treatment: Research Findings and Social Policy Implications by M. Douglas Anglin and Yih-Ing Hser Intervention Strategies for Youthful Drug Abusers by Alfred S. Friedman and George Beschner Research and Prevention Assistance in the International Sector by Richard A. Lindblad Issues and Problems in Drug Control South American Drug Traffic: Domestic Impacts and Foreign Policy Implications by Richard B. Craig Drug Testing and the Identification of Drug-Abusing Criminals by Eric D. Wish Drug Testing and the Constitution by Kenneth C. Haas AIDS, IV Drug Use, and the Federal Agenda by Duane C. McBride, Dale D. Chitwood, J. Bryan Page, Clyde B. McCoy, and James A. Inciardi Debating the Legalization of Drugs by James A. Inciardi and Duane C. McBride Appendices: The Scheduling of MDMA ("Ecstasy") by Jerome Beck and Marsha Rosenbaum Controlling Drug Paraphernalia by Kerry Murphy Healey Extradition and Drug Trafficking by Mary Ann Forney The National Drug Control Strategy: A Synopsis by Diane M. Canova Federal and State Controlled Substances Acts (CSAs) Sources of Information on Drug Abuse Selected Bibliography Name Index Subject Index

JAMES A. INCIARDI is Professor and Director of the Division of Criminal Justice at the University of Delaware. He has more than twenty-five years of experience in the research and clinical aspects of drug abuse, and he has consulted extensively, both nationally and internationally. Mr. Inciardi has published more than one-hundred articles, books, and chapters in books in the areas of substance abuse, history, folklore, criminology, criminal justice and law, public policy, and AIDS.

• Foreword by Senator Joseph R. Biden, Jr. Preface by James A. Inciardi Introduction: The Evolution of Drug Abuse in America by James A. Inciardi Background Issues The History of Drug Control Policies in the United States by John C. McWilliams The Growth of Drug Abuse Treatment Systems by Barry S. Brown The Drugs-Crime Connection by David N. Nurco, Timothy W. Kinlock, and Thomas E. Hanlon Drug Control Strategies The Federal Approach to Primary Drug Abuse Prevention and Education by William J. Bukoski Treatment Strategies by George De Leon Treatment Alternatives to Street Crime (TASC) by Beth A. Weinman Legal Coercion and Drug Abuse Treatment: Research Findings and Social Policy Implications by M. Douglas Anglin and Yih-Ing Hser Intervention Strategies for Youthful Drug Abusers by Alfred S. Friedman and George Beschner Research and Prevention Assistance in the International Sector by Richard A. Lindblad Issues and Problems in Drug Control South American Drug Traffic: Domestic Impacts and Foreign Policy Implications by Richard B. Craig Drug Testing and the Identification of Drug-Abusing Criminals by Eric D. Wish Drug Testing and the Constitution by Kenneth C. Haas AIDS, IV Drug Use, and the Federal Agenda by Duane C. McBride, Dale D. Chitwood, J. Bryan Page, Clyde B. McCoy, and James A. Inciardi Debating the Legalization of Drugs by James A. Inciardi and Duane C. McBride Appendices: The Scheduling of MDMA ("Ecstasy") by Jerome Beck and Marsha Rosenbaum Controlling Drug Paraphernalia by Kerry Murphy Healey Extradition and Drug Trafficking by Mary Ann Forney The National Drug Control Strategy: A Synopsis by Diane M. Canova Federal and State Controlled Substances Acts (CSAs) Sources of Information on Drug Abuse Selected Bibliography Name Index Subject Index

JAMES A. INCIARDI is Professor and Director of the Division of Criminal Justice at the University of Delaware. He has more than twenty-five years of experience in the research and clinical aspects of drug abuse, and he has consulted extensively, both nationally and internationally. Mr. Inciardi has published more than one-hundred articles, books, and chapters in books in the areas of substance abuse, history, folklore, criminology, criminal justice and law, public policy, and AIDS.

• Foreword by Senator Joseph R. Biden, Jr. Preface by James A. Inciardi Introduction: The Evolution of Drug Abuse in America by James A. Inciardi Background Issues The History of Drug Control Policies in the United States by John C. McWilliams The Growth of Drug Abuse Treatment Systems by Barry S. Brown The Drugs-Crime Connection by David N. Nurco, Timothy W. Kinlock, and Thomas E. Hanlon Drug Control Strategies The Federal Approach to Primary Drug Abuse Prevention and Education by William J. Bukoski Treatment Strategies by George De Leon Treatment Alternatives to Street Crime (TASC) by Beth A. Weinman Legal Coercion and Drug Abuse Treatment: Research Findings and Social Policy Implications by M. Douglas Anglin and Yih-Ing Hser Intervention Strategies for Youthful Drug Abusers by Alfred S. Friedman and George Beschner Research and Prevention Assistance in the International Sector by Richard A. Lindblad Issues and Problems in Drug Control South American Drug Traffic: Domestic Impacts and Foreign Policy Implications by Richard B. Craig Drug Testing and the Identification of Drug-Abusing Criminals by Eric D. Wish Drug Testing and the Constitution by Kenneth C. Haas AIDS, IV Drug Use, and the Federal Agenda by Duane C. McBride, Dale D. Chitwood, J. Bryan Page, Clyde B. McCoy, and James A. Inciardi Debating the Legalization of Drugs by James A. Inciardi and Duane C. McBride Appendices: The Scheduling of MDMA ("Ecstasy") by Jerome Beck and Marsha Rosenbaum Controlling Drug Paraphernalia by Kerry Murphy Healey Extradition and Drug Trafficking by Mary Ann Forney The National Drug Control Strategy: A Synopsis by Diane M. Canova Federal and State Controlled Substances Acts (CSAs) Sources of Information on Drug Abuse Selected Bibliography Name Index Subject Index