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A Canadian perspective on cannabis normalization among adults

C. DUFF ; M. ASBRIDGE ; S. BROCHU ; M. M. COUSINEAU ; A. D. HATHAWAY ; D. MARSH ; P. G. ERICKSON | 2012
Dans Addiction Research and Theory (Vol.20, n°4, August 2012) Article : Périodique

Once associated with 'deviant' subcultures, the use of cannabis is now common across Canadian society. This has led some to argue that cannabis use is becoming normalized in Canada with important implications for drug policy, law enforcement and[...]

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Cannabis careers reconsidered: transitions and trajectories of committed long-term users

A. D. HATHAWAY | 2004
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Despite the cross-culturally persistent high prevalence of cannabis use in general adult populations, in-depth analyses of extended use careers are uncommon in the scientific literature. This paper reports on in-depth interviews conducted with 1[...]

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Cannabis effects and dependency concerns in long-term frequent users: a missing piece of the public health puzzle

A. D. HATHAWAY | 2003
Dans Addiction Research and Theory (Vol.11, n°6, December 2003) Article : Périodique

Based on structured interviews with 104 experienced users in Toronto, Canada, this article examines the perceived costs and benefits of cannabis consumption. A pretested questionnaire that was developed by Cohen and Sas (1998) in the Netherlands[...]

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Cannabis users' informal rules for managing stigma and risk

A. D. HATHAWAY | 2004
Dans Deviant Behavior (Vol.25, n°6, 2004) Article : Périodique

Cannabis use has undergone a transition from what was once largely marginal activity to one that is more generally established. Although the practice is both prevalent and tolerated widely, there is still a certain stigma experienced by users an[...]

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Drug reform principles and policy debates: harm reduction prospects for cannabis in Canada

A. D. HATHAWAY ; P. G. ERICKSON | 2003
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ENGLISH : Contrasting the official harm reduction aims of Canada's 10-year national drug strategy with the actual evolution of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, the authors find little evidence of harm reduction, and much of sustained a[...]

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How well is cannabis legalization curtailing the illegal market? A multi-wave analysis of Canada’s National Cannabis Survey

A. D. HATHAWAY ; G. CULLEN ; D. WALTERS | 2021
Dans Journal of Canadian Studies (Vol.55, n°2, Summer 2021) Article : Périodique

FRANÇAIS : En 2018, le gouvernement du Canada a légalisé le cannabis à usage récréatif. Outre la préservation de la santé publique, cette mesure visait surtout à détourner les profits du marché illicite et à réduire l'accessibilité du produit a[...]

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Identity formation, marijuana and 'the self': a study of cannabis normalization among university students

A. MOSTAGHIM ; A. D. HATHAWAY | 2013
Dans Frontiers in Psychiatry (Vol.4, 2013) Article : Périodique

Over the past half-century, as use of marijuana has become more widespread in Canadian society, there are indications of a normalizing process in societal reactions and experiences of use. Among other research avenues, these trends suggest a nee[...]

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Whither RDS? An investigation of Respondent Driven Sampling as a method of recruiting mainstream marijuana users

A. D. HATHAWAY ; E. HYSHKA ; P. G. ERICKSON ; M. ASBRIDGE ; S. BROCHU ; M. M. COUSINEAU ; C. DUFF ; D. MARSH | 2010
Dans Harm Reduction Journal (Vol.7, n°15, 2010) Article : Périodique

BACKGROUND: An important challenge in conducting social research of specific relevance to harm reduction programs is locating hidden populations of consumers of substances like cannabis who typically report few adverse or unwanted consequences o[...]

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