Aims To review empirical research that seeks to relate marginal increases in enforcement
against the supply of illicit drugs to changes in drug prices at the level of the drug supply …

What are the political consequences of militarizing law enforcement? Across the world, law
enforcement has become increasingly militarized over the last three decades, with civilian …

In Latin American and Caribbean history, rural societies have been at the center of both the
origins of prosperity and of social upheaval. Rural communities have access to a wealth of …

REDD+ is a mechanism to address climate change by reducing deforestation and forest
degradation. In this article, the implementation of the REDD Early Movers-REM/Visión …

Understanding how economic incentives affect illegal drug production is essential for
crafting policies in response to the international drug trade. Policymakers typically face a …

Coca plantations are the largest illegal agribusiness in the world, and Colombia is the
world's leading coca producer. Since 1994, the Colombian state, with the aid of the US, has …

This study models the sub-national pattern of coca cultivation in Colombia following the
implementation of Plan Colombia (2001–2005). The results suggest that aerial eradication …

This paper examines the positive and negative (or intended and unintended) impacts of anti-
drug policies such as the aerial spraying of coca crops in Colombia. It provides spatial …

This paper studies the effects of enforcement on illegal behavior in the context of a large
aerial spraying program designed to curb coca cultivation in Colombia. In 2006, the …

Few travel health measures are as controversial as the use of coca leaves at high altitude;
yet, there appears widespread ignorance among health professionals and the general …