The High North brings together, for the first time, activists, advocates, and academics to evaluate the opaque origins and muddled legacy of cannabis legalization in Canada.
The High North brings together, for the first time, activists, advocates, and academics to evaluate the opaque origins and muddled legacy of cannabis legalization in Canada.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Edited by Andrew D. Hathaway and Clayton James Smith McCann with foreword by Ryan Stoa
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Can Someone Tell Me What Just Happened? / Andrew D. Hathaway and Clayton James Smith McCann Part 1: Cannabis in Context: Historical, Political, and Economic Factors 1 From Prohibition to Legalization: Cannabis Use and the Law / Catherine Carstairs 2 Cannabis-Policy Integration and Alignment: Missed Opportunities and Obstacles to Collaborative Governance / Jared J. Wesley 3 Displacing the Illicit Cannabis Market: Challenges and Trade-offs / Jason Childs and George Hartner 4 Medical Cannabis Dispensaries: A Conduit for Change? / Jenna Valleriani Part 2: Cannabis and Public Health: A Multidisciplinary View 5 Cannabis Legalization: Déjà Vu All over Again? / Michael DeVillaer 6 Cannabis Substitution: The Canadian Experience / Michelle St. Pierre, Sarah Daniels, and Zach Walsh 7 Cannabis and Mental Health: A Sociological Perspective / Andrew D. Hathaway 8 Help Wanted: The Plight of Workers and Consumers under Canada's Legal Cannabis Production Regime / Clayton James Smith McCann Part 3: Cannabis Subjectivities: An Array of Voices 9 Women in Corporate Cannabis Work From a Good House to Good Farm / An interview with Jeannette VanderMarel Building Consumer Trust in a Nascent Industry / Karina Lahnakoski Cannabis Jobs in Canada / Alison McMahon 10 Last Stop Before Hopeless / Kelly Insley 11 Dusting Off the Path - Tsi Nionkwarihotens / Kanenhariyo Seth LeFort 12 Slow Cannabis / Kelly Coulter 13 Illicit Cannabis Market Folklore Guilty Republic / Clayton James Smith McCann For the Discriminating Traveller / "Sal" 14 Cannabis Activism in Canada: Reflections on a Movement in Transition / Jodie Emery Postscript: "Craft" Cannabis and a New Kind of Canadian Farm / Andrew D. Hathaway and Clayton James Smith McCann List of Contributors; Index
Introduction: Can Someone Tell Me What Just Happened? / Andrew D. Hathaway and Clayton James Smith McCann Part 1: Cannabis in Context: Historical, Political, and Economic Factors 1 From Prohibition to Legalization: Cannabis Use and the Law / Catherine Carstairs 2 Cannabis-Policy Integration and Alignment: Missed Opportunities and Obstacles to Collaborative Governance / Jared J. Wesley 3 Displacing the Illicit Cannabis Market: Challenges and Trade-offs / Jason Childs and George Hartner 4 Medical Cannabis Dispensaries: A Conduit for Change? / Jenna Valleriani Part 2: Cannabis and Public Health: A Multidisciplinary View 5 Cannabis Legalization: Déjà Vu All over Again? / Michael DeVillaer 6 Cannabis Substitution: The Canadian Experience / Michelle St. Pierre, Sarah Daniels, and Zach Walsh 7 Cannabis and Mental Health: A Sociological Perspective / Andrew D. Hathaway 8 Help Wanted: The Plight of Workers and Consumers under Canada's Legal Cannabis Production Regime / Clayton James Smith McCann Part 3: Cannabis Subjectivities: An Array of Voices 9 Women in Corporate Cannabis Work From a Good House to Good Farm / An interview with Jeannette VanderMarel Building Consumer Trust in a Nascent Industry / Karina Lahnakoski Cannabis Jobs in Canada / Alison McMahon 10 Last Stop Before Hopeless / Kelly Insley 11 Dusting Off the Path - Tsi Nionkwarihotens / Kanenhariyo Seth LeFort 12 Slow Cannabis / Kelly Coulter 13 Illicit Cannabis Market Folklore Guilty Republic / Clayton James Smith McCann For the Discriminating Traveller / "Sal" 14 Cannabis Activism in Canada: Reflections on a Movement in Transition / Jodie Emery Postscript: "Craft" Cannabis and a New Kind of Canadian Farm / Andrew D. Hathaway and Clayton James Smith McCann List of Contributors; Index
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