El uso de drogas ilegales como asunto de política pública en Argentina.

Abstract

The present article aims to describe and compare the ways in which policymakers represent the problem of illegal drug use in Argentina. As a strategy for measuring the frameworks with which policy makers think about the use of drugs, the qualitative analysis of content called Mark's Critical Analysis (Dombos, 2012) is retrieved. A synchronic, descriptive and exploratory case study is developed based on the empirical analysis of the normative corpus of national public policies in force in May 2014 in the country and, in a complementary way, oral sources of the policy makers involved in the problem.