Historique
Bulletin de Périodique
Contemporary Drug Problems , Vol.52, n°2 - June 2025
Paru le :
01/06/2025
Année
2025
Page(s) :
123-254
Langue(s) :
Anglais
Discipline :
SOM (Sommaire de périodique / Journal contents)
Note de contenu :
CONTENTS:
- Police officers' perspectives of harm reduction programs in West Virginia. Rudisill T.M., Mohamed R., p. 123-138.
- Beatific and horrific futures - Substance use according to young Swedish adults. Dennermalm N., p. 139-153.
- "Everyone does cocaine": The impact of normalization on practices of club drug use and risk management. Cristiano N., p. 154-169.
- Lay perspectives on drug (de)criminalization and the (de)stigmatization of people who use illicit drugs. Shahid H., Neufeld S., p. 170-188.
- "The whole structure is knackered, it could still explode, it really could": A mixed methods study of initiatives to increase general practitioner prescribing in an opioid dependence treatment program from 1970 to 2022 in New South Wales, Australia. Wilson H., Harris Roxas B., Lintzeris N., Harris M., p. 189-215.
- Squared drinking: Use of public drinking spaces among marginalized people with a Greenlandic background living in Denmark. Nygaard-Christensen M., Bjerge B., p. 216-233.
- Civil disobedience and bottom-up governance of cannabis for medicinal use in Brazil: The role of patient associations. dos Reis Pereira P.J., p. 234-254.
- Police officers' perspectives of harm reduction programs in West Virginia. Rudisill T.M., Mohamed R., p. 123-138.
- Beatific and horrific futures - Substance use according to young Swedish adults. Dennermalm N., p. 139-153.
- "Everyone does cocaine": The impact of normalization on practices of club drug use and risk management. Cristiano N., p. 154-169.
- Lay perspectives on drug (de)criminalization and the (de)stigmatization of people who use illicit drugs. Shahid H., Neufeld S., p. 170-188.
- "The whole structure is knackered, it could still explode, it really could": A mixed methods study of initiatives to increase general practitioner prescribing in an opioid dependence treatment program from 1970 to 2022 in New South Wales, Australia. Wilson H., Harris Roxas B., Lintzeris N., Harris M., p. 189-215.
- Squared drinking: Use of public drinking spaces among marginalized people with a Greenlandic background living in Denmark. Nygaard-Christensen M., Bjerge B., p. 216-233.
- Civil disobedience and bottom-up governance of cannabis for medicinal use in Brazil: The role of patient associations. dos Reis Pereira P.J., p. 234-254.
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Background: While many have argued that recreational drug use is becoming increasingly normalized within youth culture, little has been done to explore what this means for risk management.
Methods: Drawing on 2 years of ethnographic research wi[...]