Cocaine: a drug and its social evolution

Author: Bakalar, James B. , Grinspoon, Lester

Publisher: Basic Books

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Provides a history of cocaine’s preparation and use in many places and times, a medical and pharmacological analysis of its effects, and a history of its career as a legal and social problem.

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