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State intervention Britain

The combination of a large and growing youth market for ecstasy in the United States and Britain, coupled with higher rates of intervention by police, led to a search for new experiences and cheaper alternatives, and ketamine, not yet illegal, quickly filled the void. [Pg.268]

Cawson, A. (1982) Corporative and Welfare Social Policy and State Intervention in Britain, London Heinemann Educational Books. [Pg.301]

See other pages where State intervention Britain is mentioned: [Pg.31] [Pg.36] [Pg.31] [Pg.36] [Pg.118] [Pg.39] [Pg.192] [Pg.164] [Pg.346] [Pg.67] [Pg.252] [Pg.155] [Pg.318] [Pg.2105] [Pg.318] [Pg.50] [Pg.99]

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