This comprehensive volume explores the complex issue of drug legalisation from multiple perspectives.

It provides a thorough overview of the history and various global policies related to drug control, examining the rationale behind legalisation debates.

The book discusses biological, psychological, socioeconomic, and cultural factors contributing to drug dependence and abuse, along with public health impacts and social consequences.

It analyzes different approaches such as harm reduction, criminal justice, and public health models, and evaluates market regulation, enforcement strategies, and economic implications.

Case studies highlight real-world examples of cannabis legalisation and other drug policies, while data collection methods and impact assessments offer insights into measuring success.

Ethical considerations, social justice, and the future challenges of drug regulation are discussed in depth, making this book a valuable resource for policymakers, researchers, and anyone interested in understanding the multifaceted nature of drug legalisation and its broader societal effects.