The author's aim is to draw attention in the importance of qualitative research in the field of illicit drugs. The author s several years field work,interpreted with anthropological instrumentation, introduces some new findings into the scientific debate on drugs. They are based on life experience of mainly those users of illegal drugs who are not included in statutory treatment- of those who do not control their use of drugs and of those who control their use of drugs and do not have problems with it in theireveryday life. The author elaborates a typology of political dimensions of illicit drugs and points out the hidden extensions between politics and drugs.
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