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Last week in Drug War Chronicle we listed an opportunity available for experienced advocates, academics and others interested in doing work in areas at the intersection of drug policy and justice reform, the Open Society Institute's Soros Justice Fellowships. The deadline for applying for them this year is October 14, a week from today.

We are interested in speaking with individuals with strong academic skills and relevant backgrounds -- law, public policy, criminology, sociology are a few areas of relevance -- to work with us in developing proposals for this and other programs or grantors. We are probably not looking at doing something for this particular round of this program, since it is coming up so soon, though if a perfect match of skills and interests happens to be found next week perhaps we would.

If you are interested in having a dialogue on this topic, please contact David Borden at [email protected] -- mark your e-mail as requesting an automated acknowledgment of receipt, as a precaution against the occasional e-mail loss that inevitably occurs -- if you don't get something back, we haven't seen your e-mail.

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Issue #406 -- 10/7/05

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Feature: Prohibition and Terror -- The Afghan Connection | Feature: Afghan Opium Farmers Caught in the Squeeze | Feature: Afghan Opium Conundrum -- What to do with Warlords, Politicians Involved in the Drug Trade? | Feature: Questions and Answers, Give and Take -- Afghans Take on the Senlis Council and Its Licensing Proposal | Editorial: The Consequences of Prohibition (was "What is It About Opium?") | Weekly: This Week's Corrupt Cops Stories | Latin America: Bolivian Coca Leader and Presidential Contender Evo Morales Visits European Parliament as Elections Thrown Into Doubt | Latin America: US Fumigation Plane Shot Down in Colombia | Web Scan: New CJPF Newsletter, Meth Conference Audio & Powerpoint Online, Meth Commentary from Cascade | Weekly: This Week in History | Partnering: DRCNet Seeking Fellowship Application Collaborators | Contest: New DRCNet T-Shirt Designs | Weekly: The Reformer's Calendar


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