An edition of Forces of Habit (2001)

Forces of Habit

Drugs and the Making of the Modern World

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Forces of Habit

Drugs and the Making of the Modern World

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Harvard University Press
Language
English
Pages
288

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Economic aspects Economic aspects of Substance abuse History Prevention Psychotropic drugs Social aspects Social aspects of Substance abuse Substance abuse Prévention Economics Aspect social Psychotropes Psychotropic Drugs Aspect économique Drugsgebruik Drugsverslaving Polytoxicomanie Histoire Sociale aspecten Substance-Related Disorders Economische aspecten Prevention & control Preventie
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Cover of: Shang yin wu bai nian
Shang yin wu bai nian: Forces of habit : drugs and the making of the mordern world
2002, Li xu wen hua shi ye you xian gong si
in Chinese - Chu ban
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Forces of Habit: Drugs and the Making of the Modern World
October 30, 2002, Harvard University Press
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Forces of Habit: Drugs and the Making of the Modern World
March 23, 2001, Harvard University Press
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First Sentence

"THE EXPANSION OF OCEANGOING commerce is the single most important fact about the early modern world."

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Paperback
Number of pages
288
Dimensions
9.2 x 6.1 x 0.8 inches
Weight
15.7 ounces

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OL7670848M
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0674010035
ISBN 13
9780674010031
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136362
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OL3252481W

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