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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  21 June 2019

Maziyar Ghiabi
Maziyar Ghiabi
Affiliation:
University of Oxford
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Drugs Politics
Managing Disorder in the Islamic Republic of Iran
 , pp. xiii - xiv
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2019
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  1. 2.1Donkey Smoking Opium in a Suit

  2. 2.2Hamid before Morphine (left) and after (right)

  3. 3.1Awareness Campaign in Etela’at May 8, 1980

  4. 3.2‘War on Drugs’ Martyrs (per year)

  5. 3.3‘War on Drugs’ Martyrs

  6. 3.4DCHQ Membership According to the 1988 Law

  7. 3.5DCHQ Structure in the 2000s

  8. 3.6Drug Prices from 1989 to 2006 (tuman per kg)

  9. 3.7Narcotic Seizure (all type) (1987–2002) (kg)

  10. 4.1Share of Narcotics as Global Seizures (1990–2001)

  11. 4.2Morphine and Heroin Seizure (kg)

  12. 4.3Prices of Illicit Drugs (tuman per kg)

  13. 4.4Number of Drug-Related Deaths (1998–2006)

  14. 4.5Drug-Related Crimes (1989–2005)

  15. 4.6Methadone Clinics in Prisons

  16. 5.1Structure of the Expediency Council

  17. 5.2Policy Itinerary within the Expediency Council

  18. 5.3Structure of Drug Policy Commission

  19. 6.1Meanwhile in the Metro: Man Smoking Shisheh

  20. 6.2Price of One Sut (1/10 of gram) of shisheh

  21. 6.3Drug-Use-Related Deaths

  22. 7.1Automatic Syringe, Condom Distributor, Harandi Park

  23. 7.2‘Every Day 8 Addict Die in Iran’

  24. 7.3Members of the National Football Team

  25. 7.4Marathon March, Tehran

  26. 7.5‘Give Me Your Hands, so We Can Walk in the Path of Purity’

  27. 8.1Methadone Clinics (2009–13)

  28. 8.2Methadone Maintenance Treatment Patients (2009–13)

  29. 8.3Patients in Medical Facilities for ‘Drug Abuse’ (2013)

  30. 8.4Number of People Admitted to Rehab Centres

  31. 8.5Percentage of Drug Control Budget in 2014 (in millions of rials)

  32. 8.6Congress 60 Weekly Gathering in Park-e Taleqani

  33. 8.7Gathering of Drug Users, Farahzad’s ‘Chehel Pelleh’

  34. 8.8Sanitary Intervention by Outreach Programme

  35. 8.9Outreach Team in Farahzad’s ‘Chehel Pelleh’

  36. 8.10Rhizomes and Grassroots Authoritarianism

  37. E.1Caricature of the Safe Injection Room Proposal

  38. E.2Changes in Drug Phenomenon in Iran (1800–2015)

  39. E.3Changing Regimes of Power and Treatment

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