The Oxford Handbook of Global Drug History

Paul Gootenberg is a Latin Americanist and commodity studies specialist and a pioneer in the field of global drug history. He is SUNY Distinguished Professor of History and Sociology at Stony Brook University in New York and Chair of the Department of History. His books include Andean Cocaine: The Making of a Global Drug, and he is the editor of Cocaine: Global Histories and, with Liliana M. Dávalos, The Origins of Cocaine: Peasant Colonization and Failed Development in the Amazon Andes. He has also published extensively on the economic and social history of nineteenth-century Peru.

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Introduction: A New Global History of Drugs, Paul Gootenberg

Part I. Ancient Drug Worlds

1. Africa: The Forgotten Drug Continent, Neil Carrier
2. Psychoactive Drugs in European Prehistory, Elisa Guerra-Doce
3. Plant Drugs and Shamanism in the Americas, Henrique S. Carneiro
4. Ancient American Civilizations, States, and Drugs, Stacey Schwartzkopf
5. Soma and Drug History in Ancient Asia, Davide Torri

Part II. Precolonial to Colonial Drug Trades and Cultures

6. The New Imperial Drug Trades, 1500-1800, Benjamin Breen
7. Tobacco's Cultural Shifts as an Early Atlantic Drug, Marcy Norton
8. Forbidden Drugs of the Colonial Americas, Martin Nesvig
9. Mind-Altering Drugs in Premodern India, James McHugh
10. Drugs in Africa from the Slave Trade to Colonialism, Charles Ambler

Part III. The Nineteenth-Century Transition to Dangerous Drugs

11. Dangerous Drugs from Habit to Addiction, Timothy Hickman
12. Middle East Drug Cultures in the Long View, Haggai Ram
13. Colonialism, Consumption, and Drug Control in Asia, James H. Mills
14. The Cultural Biography of Opium in China, Yangwen Zheng
15. French Drug Control from Poison to Degeneration, Sara Black

Part IV. Modern Prohibitions and its Drug Culture Aftermaths

16. The Creation and Impact of Global Drug Prohibitions, David Bewley-Taylor
17. Origins and Outcomes of a US Medicine-Drug Divide, David Herzberg
18. Interwar Drug Scenes and Restrictive Regulation in Britain, Christopher Hallam
19. The Making of Pariah Drugs in Latin America, Isaac Campos
20. Modern Russian and Soviet Drug Suppression, Pavel Vasilyev
21. Germany's Role in the Modern Global Drug Economy, Robert Stephens
22. Drugs, Nation, and Empire in Japan, 1890s-1950s, Miriam Kingsberg-Kadia

Part V. Illicit Drugs Traffic and the Modern War on Drugs

1--The Global North. The United States and Europe

23. The Globalization of US Drug Enforcement, Mathew R. Pembleton
24. Illicit Drug Cultures in the Postwar United States, Nancy D. Campbell
25. The Impact of the US Drug War on People of Color, Samuel K. Roberts
26. The French Connection as an Illicit Trade Network, Alexandre Marchant

2--The Global South. Latin America, the Middle East, Asia, and Africa

27. Latin American and Caribbean Drug Trafficking Groups, Enrique Desmond Arias
28. Turkey and the Formation of the Global Heroin Trade, Ryan Gingeras
29. Deorientalizing Drugs in the Modern Middle East, Maziyar Ghiabi
30. The Origins of Drug Trafficking Networks in China, Kathryn Meyer
31. The Post-1950s Rise of Illegal Opium in Asia, Pierre-Arnaud Chouvy
32. West Africa and the Modern Global Drug Trades, Gernot Klantschnig

Part VI. Current Dilemmas with Global Illicit Drugs

33.Twenty-First Century Global Drug Trades and Consumption, James Tharin Bradford
34. Global Drug Debates in the Twenty-First Century, Kasia Malinowska-Sempruch and Summer Walker
35. Drugs. Lessons from History?, Virginia Berridge


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