CONTENTS:
- The autonomy paradox and performing dependence - responsibility and resistance at an opioid substitution treatment service. Birch O., Adams P., Cohen B., Newcombe D., p. 243-261.
- Freedom of recreation: A critique of the prohibition, decriminalization, and legal regulation of psychedelics for recreational use. Day J.K., Grooff M.T., p. 262-286.
- Playing the blame game: The media, the opioid crisis, and social media communities. Kowal M.S., Lytle A., p. 287-303.
- "Without critical consciousness, how could you move on?" Qualitative assessments of an intervention to reduce substance use among formerly incarcerated men. Benoit E., Khan M., McBride L., Watkins D.N., Windsor L.C., null n., p. 304-322.
- The overdose risk environment for people who inject drugs transitioning from prison to community in Australia. Reeve S., Rogers-Perazzo K., Kill E., Cooper E., Piatkowski T., p. 323-339.
- A mapping review of criminological theories and frameworks of U.S. drug courts: Theoretical foundations and their future. Hartsell E.N., Ahlin E.M., p. 340-357.
- "No matter what people go through, there is a way out": Desistance and recovery strategies from problematic use of methamphetamine in Aotearoa-New Zealand. Bax T., p. 358-375.
- Representations of safer opioid supply programs in Ontario media sources from 2021 to 2022: A narrative policy analysis. Perri M., De Shalit A., Rudzinski K., Kryszajtys D.T., Guta A., Strike C., p. 376-395.
- Negotiating responsibility: Media representations of prescription stimulants in Australian newspapers (2013-2022). Atalay S., p. 396-417.
- Children who inject drugs: Comparing frontline workers' responses in Sweden, Switzerland, and Wales. Petersson F., Barrett D., Hasselgard-Rowe J., p. 418-439.
- The state and the legal Canadian cannabis user: Revisiting Howard Becker. Cormack P., Cosgrave J.F., p. 440-454.
- Exploring harm reduction advice for prescription stimulants on Reddit. Johnson B., Thomas N., Salom C., p. 455-472.