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The state under Siege: The drug trade and organised crime in Tajikistan

Johan Engvall Uppsala University, SwedenView further author information
Pages 827-854 | Published online: 19 Jan 2007

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Gerry Redmond & Catherine Spooner. (2009) Alcohol and other drug related deaths among young people in CIS countries: Proximal and distal causes and implications for policy. International Journal of Drug Policy 20:1, pages 38-47.
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Martin C Spechler. (2008) The Economies of Central Asia: A Survey. Comparative Economic Studies 50:1, pages 30-52.
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