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Alfred McCoy’s 1973 trade paperback The Politics Of Heroin In Southeast Asia offers a detailed non‑fiction look at the drug trade’s impact on regional politics and society. Drawing on investigative research, McCoy examines how heroin shaped international relations, law enforcement, and economic interests across the continent.
The book blends history, political analysis, and true‑crime narrative to illuminate the complex web of addiction, government policy, and organized crime. Readers interested in modern history, political science, or the global drug trade will find the work both informative and compelling.
This used paperback arrives in solid condition with typical wear expected of a 1970s edition, making it a valuable addition for collectors of antiquarian and political studies. Its relevance to contemporary discussions of drug policy ensures it remains a noteworthy resource for adults and young‑adult readers alike.