How is drug policy developed? Members of the Pompidou Group research platform from 17 European countries have studied this question, taking into account differing national political contexts, the influence of international conventions and drug strategies at V European level, the evolution of scientific knowledge, and treatment of drug addiction in the most broad sense of the word.This work in part provides a reply to the question whether countries opt for an integrated policy on substances, or for a separate policy for each substance. This publication also attempts to identify to what extent civil society, practice and science influence the formulation of drug policy.
1. Synthesis
2. The national drug strategy in Cyprus
3. Czech drug policy and its link to tobacco and alcohol policies
4. Alcohol and drug policies and prevention strategies in Estonia
5. French public policy on drugs, both legal and illegal
6. Towards a policy on psychoactive substances: Germany
7. Drug and alcohol policy in Hungary
8. Irish drug policy and its link with alcohol and tobacco policies
9. From policies on alcohol, tobacco and other drugs to a policy on psychoactive substances: Luxembourg
10. From policies on alcohol, tobacco and other drugs to a policy on psychoactive substances: The Netherlands
11. Norway: alcohol and drug policy
12. Polish alcohol and drug policies
13. From policies on alcohol, tobacco and other drugs to a policy on psychoactive substances in Portugal
14. From policies on alcohol, tobacco and other drugs to a policy on psychoactive substances: Romania
15. Slovene drug policy
16. From policies on alcohol, tobacco and illicit drugs to an addiction policy: Switzerland
17. Turkey's strategy
18. Policies on alcohol, tobacco and illicit drugs in the UK
List of Pompidou Group publications and documents
