Jonathan P. Caulkins
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A “Noble Bet” in Early Care and Education: Lessons from One Community’s Experience - 2002
A “Noble Bet” in Early Care and Education: Lessons from One Community’s Experience: Executive Summary - 2002
Analyzing the Costs and Benefits of Early Childhood Interventions - 2001
Are Mandatory Minimum Drug Sentences Cost-Effective? - 1997
Are mandatory minimum drug sentences cost-effective? - 1998
Assessing Costs and Benefits of Early Childhood Intervention Programs: Overview and Applications to the Starting Early, Starting Smart Program - 2001
Assessing Costs and Benefits of Early Childhood Intervention Programs: Overview and Applications to the Starting Early, Starting Smart Program: Executive Summary - 2001
Assessing U.S. Drug Problems and Policy: A Synthesis of the Evidence to Date - 2005
The Benefits and Costs of Drug Use Prevention: Clarifying a Cloudy Issue - 1999
Can difficult-to-reuse syringes reduce the spread of HIV among injection drug users? - 1998
Can the Military Help Prevent Drug Use Among Youth? - 1995
Cocaine consumption in the United States : estimating past trends and future scenarios - 1996
Crash Courses: Hard Lessons from Educational Interventions - 2003
Dealing with the country's drug problem - 1995
Describing DAWN's dominion - 1996
Developing Price Series for Cocaine - 1994
Do Drug Prohibition and Enforcement Work? - 2000
Domestic Geographic Variation in Illicit Drug Prices - 1995
Drug Prices and Emergency Department Mentions for Cocaine and Heroin - 2001
Drug Use and Drug Policy Futures: Insights from a Colloquium - 2003
A Dynamic Model of Drug Initiation: Implications for Treatment and Drug Control - 2000
Enforcement or treatment? : modeling the relative efficacy of alternatives for controlling cocaine - 1997
Evaluating the effectiveness of interdiction and source country control - 1995
The Evolution of Drug Initiation: From Social Networks to Public Markets - 2001
Examining the Behaviorial Assumptions of the National Drug Control Strategy - 1994
Examining the behavioral assumptions of the national drug control strategy - 1997
The Global Course of the Information Revolution: Technological Trends: Proceedings of an International Conference - 2000
How Goes the “War on Drugs”?: An Assessment of U.S. Drug Problems and Policy - 2005
Improving Data and Analysis to Support National Drug Abuse Policy — Main Report - 1994
Improving Data and Analysis to Support National Substance Abuse Policy - 1993
Intelligent Giving: Insights and Strategies for Higher Education Donors - 2002
Is crack cheaper than (powder) cocaine? - 1998
Mandatory Minimum Drug Sentences: Throwing Away the Key or the Taxpayers' Money? - 1997
The Meaning and Utility of Drug Prices - 1997
Modeling the domestic distribution network for illicit drugs - 1998
ONDCP’s First Four Years as a Policy Agency - 1993
An Ounce of Prevention, a Pound of Uncertainty: The Cost-Effectiveness of School-Based Drug Prevention Programs - 1999
Preventing Drug Use Among Youth Through Community Outreach: The Military's Pilot Programs - 1994
RAND Review: Vol. 27, No. 1, Spring 2003 - 2003
Redefining the goals of national drug policy : recommendations from a working group - 1995
Response to NRC Assessment of RAND's Controlling Cocaine Study - 2000
Response to the National Research Council's Assessment of RAND's "Controlling Cocaine" Study - 2000
School-Based Drug Prevention: What Kind of Drug Use Does It Prevent? - 2002
Setting goals for drug policy : harm reduction or use reduction? - 1997
Should the U.S. Direct More Law Enforcement Effort at XTC? - 2000
Simulation of Adaptive Response: A Model of Drug Interdiction - 1993
Three Strikes and You’re Out: Estimated Benefits and Costs of California’s New Mandatory-Sentencing Law - 1994
To How Many Customers Should a Drug Dealer Sell? - 1995
What Are the True Benefits of School-Based Drug Prevention Programs? - 2002
What does mathematical modeling tell us about harm reduction? - 1997
What is the Average Price of an Illicit Drug? - 1994
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