Publications
The CDPE adheres to the highest standards of peer-reviewed scientific research and all research products are externally peer-reviewed by scientists or via leading scientific journals. To request a copy of any publication that is not open access, please email info@cdpe.org.
Published: April 2011 as part of Systematic Reviews on Drug Policy
This study reviews existing studies on the effectiveness of anti-illicit-drug public service announcements (PSAs) and concludes that there is insufficient evidence that anti-illicit-drug PSAs are effective in reducing the intent to use illicit drugs amongst youth.
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Published: February 2011 as part of Systematic Reviews on Drug Policy
This study is a systematic review of the impact of drug law enforcement on drug market violence.
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Published: October 2010
This report demonstrates the failure of U.S. marijuana prohibition and supports calls for evidence-based models to legalize and regulate the use of cannabis.
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Published: June 2010 as part of Systematic Reviews on Drug Policy
This study is a systematic review of the health outcomes associated with methamphetamine use.
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Published: June 2010 as part of The Vienna Declaration
The Vienna Declaration calls for an international commitment to evidence-based drug policy. Research has demonstrated that existing drug-law enforcement practices are not reducing health and social consequences of drug use, in fact drug related crime, violence continues to grow.
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Published: April 2010
This report consists of a scientific review that illustrates the relationship between drug law enforcement and drug-related violence.
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