regulering af cannabis indebærer både kontrol med forbrug og distribution af cannabis og velfærdsindsatser over for et misbrug. Forfatterne i denne antologi kommer fra forskellige samfundsvidenskabelige discipliner, som antropologi, folkesundhedsvidenskab, kriminologi, psykologi og sociologi. Artiklernes interesse for enten forbrug, misbrug, distribution eller intervention over for cannabis afspejler denne disciplinære bredde.
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