Corruption and illegal drugs: Reconstructing links, reversing the causes

Addressing corruption requires transforming illicit economies through cooperation, institutional reform and social inclusion.

News Alerts August 1, 2019

The global drug prohibition regime: Prospects for stability and change in an increasingly less prohibitionist world

The authors argue that the international drug control regime's obsolescence is inevitable unless it gives itself the means to adapt to the evolving realities on the ground.

Publications October 27, 2017

The long march of ayahuasca – From the Amazon basin to UNGASS 2016

In addition to the need for assistance in the context of legal ambiguity in which ayahuasca unfolds today, ICEERS also is committed to foster a change of scenario.

Blog Posts November 11, 2014

By Constanza Sanchez AvilesLaw, Policy & Human Rights Coordinator at ICEERS Foundation & GDPO Research Associate

Corruption and illegal drugs: Reconstructing links, reversing the causes

The global drug prohibition regime: Prospects for stability and change in an increasingly less prohibitionist world

The long march of ayahuasca – From the Amazon basin to UNGASS 2016

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