In Chasing the Scream, Johann Hari embarks on a global journey to uncover the roots of addiction and the failings of the war on drugs. Through compelling narratives of addicts, law enforcers, and reformers, Hari argues that addiction is not merely a chemical dependency but a symptom of isolation and societal disconnection. He reveals how punitive policies exacerbate suffering and highlights innovative approaches to treating addiction with compassion and community-based solutions. The book challenges conventional wisdom, offering a hopeful and humane vision for addressing addiction by prioritizing human connection and understanding over punishment.
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Chasing the Scream The Opposite of Addiction is Connection
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Johann Hari uncovers the history and failures of the war on drugs in Chasing the Scream. He argues that addiction stems from isolation and disconnection, advocating for compassionate policies and human connection as the antidote to addiction.
| Format | Hardcover |
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| Author | Johann Hari |
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