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-Goode's informative and objective prefaces to each section add to the sociological quality of the book. He writes clearly and with insight. In summary, the book is an admirable achievement, especially in the light of the intense emotionalism characterizing the marijuana issue in America today.- --Hans Sebald, American Sociological Review Goode's informative and objective prefaces to each section add to the sociological quality of the book. He writes clearly and with insight. In summary, the book is an admirable achievement, especially in the light of the intense emotionalism characterizing the marijuana issue in America today. --Hans Sebald, American Sociological Review Goode's informative and objective prefaces to each section add to the sociological quality of the book. He writes clearly and with insight. In summary, the book is an admirable achievement, especially in the light of the intense emotionalism characterizing the marijuana issue in America today. --Hans Sebald, American Sociological Review

Goode's informative and objective prefaces to each section add to the sociological quality of the book. He writes clearly and with insight. In summary, the book is an admirable achievement, especially in the light of the intense emotionalism characterizing the marijuana issue in America today. </p> --Hans Sebald, <em>American Sociological Review</em></p>

<p> Goode's informative and objective prefaces to each section add to the sociological quality of the book. He writes clearly and with insight. In summary, the book is an admirable achievement, especially in the light of the intense emotionalism characterizing the marijuana issue in America today. <p> --Hans Sebald, American Sociological Review

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Erich Goode is professor emeritus of sociology at the State University of New York, Stony Brook. He is the author of numerous books including Deviant Behavior (now in its eighth edition), Drugs in American Society, and Out of Control: Accessing the General Theory of Crime.

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