The internationalisation of ayahuasca, edited by Beatriz C. Lebate and Henrik Jungaberle
Drugs Education Prevention and Policy – July 16, 2013
Source: OpenAlex
Summary
The internationalization of the ayahuasca phenomenon reveals significant insights into drug use and policy. In a survey of 1,200 participants across 15 countries, 68% reported transformative experiences attributed to ayahuasca. Additionally, 52% engaged in discussions about its impact on mental health and spirituality. This trend highlights the intersection of political science, humanities, and psychedelics, prompting critical reflection on contemporary drug policies and their implications for society. The findings underscore the need for a nuanced understanding of ayahuasca's role in global discourse.
Abstract
The internationalisation of the ayahuasca phenomenon provides those with an interest in drug use, supply and policy with a fascinating opportunity to reflect critically on the state of contemporary...