Jon Caulkins, Angela Hawken, Beau Kilmer, and I just sent the manuscript of our cannabis-legalization book to Oxford, which promises to have physical books available in June. Same concept as Drugs and Drug Policy: question-and-answer format, minimal scholarly apparatus. We wind up breaking somewhat more new ground this time, just because we found more things to say that hadn’t already been said. There’s a voluminous literature on cannabis policy, but it’s overwhelmingly legalization advocacy rather than analysis.
During the month or so the Oxford copy-editor is fixing our prose, we’ll be sending out copies of the manuscript for comment. Let me know if you’d like one.
I would love an opportunity to give this work a read. Please let me know if I can pay for postage or any other associated costs. Thanks!
Me too!. If being a Ph.D. psychophysiologist is an adequate qualification. Let me know if I also can pay postage or other costs.
I’m wondering if you are sending out hard copy, or as word docs (the latter work as well).
Thanks,
If it’s a soft copy, I’d like one as well. Thanks.
If you’d like to have a statistician’s take on it, I’d love to take a look.
Why don’t you just send one to Pete Guither just in case.
Professor Kleiman,
I’d love to take a look and give you feedback. I thoroughly enjoyed Drugs and Drug Policy, and I’m sure this one will be just as fascinating.
Angela Hawken can vouch for me.
-TC
I’d love to read it and will happily pay any costs involved.
I’d gladly circulate among industry, legal, and environmental leaders on the North Coast. There are a few folks who think they know a thing or two about the demon weed up here. Can establish bona fides via email.
I’ll take one if you’re interested in an ignorant practitioner’s take…