Historique
Bulletin de Périodique
Contemporary Drug Problems , Vol.53, n°3 - September 2026
Paru le :
01/09/2026
Année
2026
Page(s) :
475-795
Langue(s) :
Anglais
Discipline :
SOM (Sommaire de périodique / Journal contents)
Note de contenu :
CONTENTS:
- The temporality of the withdrawing body: A qualitative analysis of the role of time in the experience of withdrawing from heroin in prison. Walmsley I., p. 475-486.
- Marketing cannabis through social media: A descriptive analysis of X-posts by five prominent cannabis companies. Ongenaert M., Decorte T., p. 487-515.
- Sheltering the drug environment: An ethnographic study of boundary practices and social harms in a partly accepted drug market. Pedersen S.M., Houborg E., p. 516-536.
- Socioenvironmental factors in recovery of people with substance use disorders: A comprehensive scoping review. Ramos J.P., Vieira M., de Carvalho C.M., Gonçalves F., Barbosa P., Aguiar A., et al., p. 537-566.
- Navigating mental health and cannabis use post-cannabis legalization: Experiences from racialized community members. Lazor T., Mehra K., Rup J., Wiese J.L., Watson T.M., Hamilton H., et al., p. 567-586.
- "A lot of times, we feel disposable. Do you understand? Like we could just be thrown away." Characterizing consumer perspectives on substance use treatment gaps. Winiker A.K., Jalisi A., Tobin K.E., p. 587-604.
- Alcohol in context: Alcohol experiences among first-year residence-dwelling students at two Canadian universities. Liaukovich A., Matharoo A.K., Burns V.F., Wetmore R., Snow C., Kiepek N., p. 605-625.
- Learning from the drug policy curriculum: People who use drugs policing in the context of decriminalization. Zakimi N., Wood B., Santos R., Greer A., p. 626-647.
- Balancing recovery and professional practice in the context of substance use services: A qualitative exploration. Novotna G., Siddique A., D’Sena N., p. 648-667.
- "Anybody who looks at this program and doesn’t see the positive side from it doesn’t fully understand": Participant perspectives on an injectable opioid agonist treatment program in New Brunswick, Canada. Thornton A.N., Brunelle C., Scherf J., p. 668-686.
- "I know so many women that have the same story as mine": Exploring how the increase of benzodiazepines in the unregulated drug supply shapes experiences of gender-based violence among women and gender minorities in Vancouver, BC. McDermid J., Fast D., Vieira E., Wise M., Joe D., Krüsi A., p. 687-704.
- Everyday intoxications: A qualitative analysis of young people's alcohol and other drug consumption. Farrugia A., Ekendahl M., Keane H., Rasmussen M.L., p. 705-723.
- Housing as an (un)happy object: Affective dynamics of drug use, housing insecurity, and harm reduction among women. Mogensen S.I., p. 724-741.
- Echoes of the past in the present: The political uses and abuses of history in contemporary cannabis debates in Latin America. von Hoffmann J., p. 742-769.
- Preventing mission drift and commercialization of government cannabis monopolies: Insights from a qualitative analysis of governance structures in Quebec. Rychert M., Gagnon F., Wilkins C., Kilmer B., p. 770-795.
- The temporality of the withdrawing body: A qualitative analysis of the role of time in the experience of withdrawing from heroin in prison. Walmsley I., p. 475-486.
- Marketing cannabis through social media: A descriptive analysis of X-posts by five prominent cannabis companies. Ongenaert M., Decorte T., p. 487-515.
- Sheltering the drug environment: An ethnographic study of boundary practices and social harms in a partly accepted drug market. Pedersen S.M., Houborg E., p. 516-536.
- Socioenvironmental factors in recovery of people with substance use disorders: A comprehensive scoping review. Ramos J.P., Vieira M., de Carvalho C.M., Gonçalves F., Barbosa P., Aguiar A., et al., p. 537-566.
- Navigating mental health and cannabis use post-cannabis legalization: Experiences from racialized community members. Lazor T., Mehra K., Rup J., Wiese J.L., Watson T.M., Hamilton H., et al., p. 567-586.
- "A lot of times, we feel disposable. Do you understand? Like we could just be thrown away." Characterizing consumer perspectives on substance use treatment gaps. Winiker A.K., Jalisi A., Tobin K.E., p. 587-604.
- Alcohol in context: Alcohol experiences among first-year residence-dwelling students at two Canadian universities. Liaukovich A., Matharoo A.K., Burns V.F., Wetmore R., Snow C., Kiepek N., p. 605-625.
- Learning from the drug policy curriculum: People who use drugs policing in the context of decriminalization. Zakimi N., Wood B., Santos R., Greer A., p. 626-647.
- Balancing recovery and professional practice in the context of substance use services: A qualitative exploration. Novotna G., Siddique A., D’Sena N., p. 648-667.
- "Anybody who looks at this program and doesn’t see the positive side from it doesn’t fully understand": Participant perspectives on an injectable opioid agonist treatment program in New Brunswick, Canada. Thornton A.N., Brunelle C., Scherf J., p. 668-686.
- "I know so many women that have the same story as mine": Exploring how the increase of benzodiazepines in the unregulated drug supply shapes experiences of gender-based violence among women and gender minorities in Vancouver, BC. McDermid J., Fast D., Vieira E., Wise M., Joe D., Krüsi A., p. 687-704.
- Everyday intoxications: A qualitative analysis of young people's alcohol and other drug consumption. Farrugia A., Ekendahl M., Keane H., Rasmussen M.L., p. 705-723.
- Housing as an (un)happy object: Affective dynamics of drug use, housing insecurity, and harm reduction among women. Mogensen S.I., p. 724-741.
- Echoes of the past in the present: The political uses and abuses of history in contemporary cannabis debates in Latin America. von Hoffmann J., p. 742-769.
- Preventing mission drift and commercialization of government cannabis monopolies: Insights from a qualitative analysis of governance structures in Quebec. Rychert M., Gagnon F., Wilkins C., Kilmer B., p. 770-795.
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