Editorial

Resumen

This dossier is a great opportunity to delve into the complex world of “power plants,” “magic plants,” or “sacred plants,” as they have historically been called in different cultures due to their effects on humans. Today, we could also call them resources of extractivism, commodified plants, or despoiled plants, and with them the communities where they have grown for millennia. From this and other reflective perspectives supported by interdisciplinary analysis, we have decided to bring together in this volume the analytical work of researchers whose experience in these topics will enrich the vision of those fortunate enough to read the five articles presented here, as well as the interview with a woman with extensive experience working with cannabis and human sexuality and the bibliographic review on the concept of social responsibility in the Canadian cannabis industry.