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Author: United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime

Title: Afghanistan Cannabis Survey 2009

Summary: This survey is based on survey data from 1,634 villages in 20 provinces. It shows that there is large-scale cannabis cultivation in exactly half (17 out of 34) of Afghanistan's provinces.

Details: Vienna: UNODC, 2010. 59p.

Source: Internet Resource

Year: 2010

Country: Afghanistan

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Shelf Number: 119181

Keywords:
Drugs (Afghanistan)
Marijuana

Author: Maass, Citha D.

Title: Afghanistan’s Drug Career: from War to Drug Economy

Summary: This new AAN thematic report (with SWP Berlin) looks into the beginnings and the evolution of drug production in Afghanistan during its three decades-long war. Starting with the Western-supported anti-Soviet jihad in 1979, drug production became a major base for the country’s war economy. After the fall of the Taleban regime in 2001, the US rehabilitated the former mujahedin leaders who – as the Taleban regime had done – funded themselves to a large extent by trafficking drugs and turned into ‘war entrepreneurs’. From 2002 onwards, President Hamed Karzai co-opted these war entrepreneurs into the new political system. As a result, a new drugs economy consolidated, beginning in 2005, resulting in a new regulative system in post-war Afghanistan which the author terms a ‘criminalized peace’.

Details: Berlin: Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik; Kabul: Afghanistan Analysts Network, 2011. 29p.

Source: Internet Resource: Accessed April 5, 2011 at: http://www.aan-afghanistan.org/uploads/20110401CithaM-Afghanistans_Drug_Career--FINAL.pdf

Year: 2011

Country: Afghanistan

URL: http://www.aan-afghanistan.org/uploads/20110401CithaM-Afghanistans_Drug_Career--FINAL.pdf

Shelf Number: 121248

Keywords:
Drug Trafficking
Drugs (Afghanistan)