The Cannabis Social Club is a non-profit model for the supply of cannabis, in which adult
cannabis users organize the cultivation and distribution of cannabis (exclusively) for the …

Cannabis Social Clubs (CSCs) are typically non-profit associations of adult cannabis users
who collectively produce and distribute cannabis among themselves. Since the emergence …

Abstract Background In 2013 Uruguay regulated three models for the supply of cannabis for
recreational use (Law 19.172), including Cannabis Social Clubs (CSCs). According to the …

Cannabis Social Clubs (CSCs) are a nonprofit model for the supply of cannabis originating
in Spain. This article aims to provide an overview of current CSC practices in Barcelona …

Background The global drug control landscape is undergoing remarkable change. Many
jurisdictions around the world, including jurisdictions in the United States, have …

In Spain, cannabis users are turning to Cannabis Social Clubs (CSCs) as an alternative for
obtaining supplies of the substance, free from the risks of the illegal market. The current …

With the legalization of recreational cannabis markets in Uruguay, Canada, and several US
states, a breakthrough in conventional cannabis policy is emerging. But legalization is not a …

Cannabis Social Clubs (CSCs) constitute a noncommercial model for the supply of cannabis
among registered, adults users, which is present in several countries—including in Belgium …

This report presents the findings from a study mandated and funded by the Swiss Federal
Office of Public Health to identify and analyse alternatives to profit-maximising commercial …

The use of the criminal law to prohibit activities related to cannabis is a relatively recent
historical phenomenon, with the first examples of countries taking this approach emerging at …