Narcoterrorism

How Governments Around the World Have Used the Drug Trade to Finance and Further Terrorist Activities

This edition, an update to Narcoterrorism (1990), lays out how governments and non-state actors around the world, including Bulgaria, Nicaragua, and others, have initiated, developed, and in some cases virtually dominated the drug business to finance terrorist activities. Ehrenfeld argues that unless we recognise the geopolitical aspects of the situation, the drug problem will be fought on the wrong fronts in the wrong way and with little chance of victory.

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Rachel Ehrenfeld

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Powerful case
The New York Times
Excoriating
Publishers Weekly
Fascinating; historically important
The Wall Street Journal