The Routledge Handbook of Post-Prohibition Cannabis Research

Contents
List of figures
List of tables
List of contributors
Acknowledgements
1 Introduction to Post-Prohibition • Dominic Corva and Joshua S. Meisel
Section 1: Governance
	2 Notes on a Post-Prohibition Research Agenda • Craig Reinarman
	3 Legalization and Prohibition: Breaks, Continuities, and the Shifting Terms of Racial-Capitalist Governance • Michael Polson
	4 Growing Pains: Marijuana Legalization in Maine • Wendy Chapkis
	5 Cannabis, Settler Colonialism, and Tribal Sovereignty in California • Kaitlin Reed
	6 Five Years of Cannabis Regulation: What Can We Learn From the Uruguayan Experience? • Marcos Baudean
	7 Medical Cannabis in the UK: The (False) Dawn of a New Era? • Melissa Bone and Gary R. Potter
Section 2: Public Health
	8 Deep Respect After Profound Neglect: Spiritual Health and Safety for Use of Cannabis and Other Entheogens in an Integrative Public Health System • Sunil Kumar Aggarwal
	9 Opioids and Substance Abuse: Cannabis as a Harm Reduction Tool • Adrianne Wilson-Poe
	10 Cannabis in Exercise and Sport • Whitney Ogle
	11 Utilizing Community-Based Participatory Research in Cannabis Knowledge Formation • Trecia Ehrlich
	12 Health and Safety of Cannabis Workers • Marc B. Schenker and Chelsea E. Langer
Section 3: Markets and Society
	13 The Economic Impact of State Regulations and Taxes on Legal and Illegal Cannabis Markets • Robin S. Goldstein and Daniel A. Sumner
	14 The Cannabis Enigma: Navigating the Inequitable Tax, Banking, and Insurance Milieu in the United States • Joshua Zender
	15 A Labor Studies Approach to Cannabis • Marty Otañez
	16 Cannabis Corporate Social Responsibility: A Critical and Mixed-Method Approach • Marty Otañez and David Vergara
	17 Consumer Activism, Sustainable Supply Chains, and the Cannabis Market 192Elizabeth A. Bennett
	18 Zero Point Three: Current and Future Directions in the Political Economy of Medicinal Hemp • Noah Silber-Coats
Section 4: Ecology and the Environment
	19 Industrializing Cannabis? Socio-Ecological Implications of Legalization and Regulation in California• Christopher Dillis, Michael Polson, Hekia Bodwitch, Jennifer Carah, Mary E. Power, and Nathan F. Sayre
	20 The Environmental Impact of Cannabis Liberalization: Lessons From California • Anthony Silvaggio
	21 Energy Use by the Indoor Cannabis Industry: Inconvenient Truths for Producers, Consumers, and Policy Makers • Evan Mills and Scott Zeramby
	22 Two Rural Industries Intersecting Over Time: Cannabis Production and Ecological Restoration in the Mattole Valley, California, USA • Erin Clover Kelly and Marisa Lia Formosa
	23 Cannabis Seed in the Rif Region of Morocco: The Commodification of Nature and the Construction of a Contested International Market • Kenza Afsahi
Section 5: Culture and Social Change
	24 Flipping the Script on Cannabis Stigma: Legitimacy Strategies of Medical Cannabis Patients • Michelle Newhart and William Dolphin
	25 Pleasure and the New Normal of Recreational Cannabis in the United States • Ingrid Walker
	26 Changing the Face of the Stoner: Images of Race and Gender in Cannabis Legalization Campaigns in the United States • Katie Kaufman Rogers
	27 Marijuana in the Media During the Regulation Era in Uruguay, 2013–2017 • Sebastián Aguiar, Mauricio Coitiño, Florencia Lemos, and Clara Musto
	28 The Intersection of Cannabis Reform and Other Progressive Movements: Opportunities for Interdisciplinary Researchers • Amanda Reiman
	29 Conflict and Consensus When Worlds Collide: The Intersection of Cannabis Citizen Science and Academia • Michelle Sexton
	30 Post-Prohibition Cannabis Research Futures • Joshua S. Meisel and Dominic Corva
Index