Abdulrahman Aldada

Fetal Cannabis Syndrome is a growing issue amongst pregnant women, gaining more and more attention with the legalisation of cannabis becoming increasingly common globally. This book aims to introduce the subject for those looking to learn and covers the risks Fetal Cannabis Syndrome plays on infants. An analysis of both physical and socio-political dimensions of Cannabis is unpacked including: Cannabis Interactions with the Fetal Brain development, Fetal Cannabis Syndrome's Similarities to Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder, Debating whether Fetal Cannabis Syndrome affects the entire body or just the nervous system, History of Cannabis Legalisation in Canada and Uruguay, and Exploring the impact of cannabis legalisation Fetal Cannabis Syndrome, COVID and Increased Cannabis Use, and Prevention: Investigating whether there is any way to prevent Fetal Cannabis Syndrome and the importance of not using cannabis during pregnancy. This book is a holistic read on Fetal Cannabis Syndrome and provides an excellent introduction to the topic.

Discussion of taxation practices inevitably draws discussions of government policymaking. Lesser discussed, however, is the idea of how state actions and tax laws may intersect with social considerations in creating a more equitable society. Separated into disparate chapters on various topics, this book elucidates upon the nuance regarding philosophical, political, and socioeconomic factors that affect taxation. Particular attention is given to the moral and economic ramifications of tax policy and its impact on families, gender, race, equality, and the accumulation of wealth.