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John Walsh

WOLA Senior Associate for the Andes and Drug Policy

John Walsh

John Walsh, Senior Associate, directs WOLA’s work on the Andes related to strengthening the rule of law, promoting respect for human rights, and bolstering democratic institutions. Previously, Mr. Walsh served as director of research at Drug Strategies, a policy research group that builds support for more pragmatic and effective approaches to U.S. drug problems (1995-2003).  He also worked on the “Rethinking Bretton Woods Project” at the Center of Concern, an effort to forge consensus on ideas for reform of the World Bank, International Monetary Fund and the international trade arrangements (1993-1995).   Mr. Walsh holds a masters degree in public policy from the Johns Hopkins University.

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    English, Spanish
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Where strict bans on khat have been introduced they have had severe unintended negative consequences and failed to further the integration, social incusion and economic prosperity of Somali communities in particular, which chew khat most widely.

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