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Meeting the Demand for Expert Advice on Drug Policy

Publication , Journal Article

Cook, PJ

Published in: Criminology and Public Policy

July 2003

Cook comments on Manski's essay entitled "Credible Research Practices to Inform Drug Law Enforcement." Although he agrees with Manski that the quality of the statistical evidence is poor, he holds that drug enforcement researchers have made important contributions in structuring and defining the drug problem. Moreover, he suggests that the public interest would be well served if policy makers heeded the advice of drug policy researchers.

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Author Philip J. Cook Sanford School of Public Policy

Published In

Criminology and Public Policy

Publication Date

July 2003

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Start / End Page

565 / 570

Related Subject Headings

4407 Policy and administration
4402 Criminology
1605 Policy and Administration
1602 Criminology

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Cook, P. J. (2003). Meeting the Demand for Expert Advice on Drug Policy. Criminology and Public Policy, 2(3), 565–570.

Cook, P. J. “Meeting the Demand for Expert Advice on Drug Policy.” Criminology and Public Policy 2, no. 3 (July 2003): 565–70.

Cook PJ. Meeting the Demand for Expert Advice on Drug Policy. Criminology and Public Policy. 2003 Jul;2(3):565–70.

Cook, P. J. “Meeting the Demand for Expert Advice on Drug Policy.” Criminology and Public Policy, vol. 2, no. 3, July 2003, pp. 565–70.

Cook PJ. Meeting the Demand for Expert Advice on Drug Policy. Criminology and Public Policy. 2003 Jul;2(3):565–570.