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Black drug dealers in a white welfare state. Cannabis dealing and street capital in Norway

S. SANDBERG | 2008
Dans British Journal of Criminology (Vol.48, n°5, September 2008) Article : Périodique

This study is based upon ethnographic fieldwork and interviews with ethnic minority cannabis dealers at a street drug market in Oslo, Norway. Three dealers' socio-biographies are presented and used to illustrate three groups of dealers, and thre[...]

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Cannabis culture: A stable subculture in a changing world

S. SANDBERG | 2013
Dans Criminology and Criminal Justice (Vol.13, n°1, February 2013) Article : Périodique

In criminological and sociological studies of illegal drugs, the thesis of normalization suggests that when a drug goes from being a marginal to a widespread phenomenon, theoretical and methodological approaches that rely on subculture theory fa[...]

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Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy, Vol.29, n°4 - August 2022 - Cannabis: Cultures and markets

M. WANKE, Éditeur scientifique ; S. SANDBERG, Éditeur scientifique ; R. MACIT, Éditeur scientifique ; H. GÜLERCE, Éditeur scientifique | 2022
Bulletin : Périodique

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Coordination problems in cryptomarkets: Changes in cooperation, competition and valuation

S. ANDERDAL BAKKEN ; K. MOELLER ; S. SANDBERG | 2018
Dans European Journal of Criminology (Vol.15, n°4, July 2018) Article : Périodique

The new drug markets emerging on the dark net have reduced earlier drug market risk factors such as visibility and violence. This study uses economic sociology and transaction cost economics to broaden the present understanding of cryptomarkets.[...]

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From ecstasy to MDMA: Recreational drug use, symbolic boundaries, and drug trends

M. EDLAND-GRYT ; S. SANDBERG ; W. PEDERSEN | 2017
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.50, December 2017) Article : Périodique

Background: Ecstasy pills with MDMA as the main ingredient were introduced in many European countries in the 1980s, and were often linked to the rave and club scenes. However, use gradually levelled off, in part as a response to increased concer[...]

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Is cannabis use normalized, celebrated or neutralized? Analysing talk as action

S. SANDBERG | 2012
Dans Addiction Research and Theory (Vol.20, n°5, October 2012) Article : Périodique

In qualitative interviews with 100 cannabis users in Norway, three discursive repertoires were particularly frequent. The first emphasized how users were ‘normal’ with statements, such as ‘everyone smokes cannabis’ or ‘cannabis users are not dif[...]

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Speaking with ethnographers: The challenges of researching drug dealers and offenders

S. SANDBERG ; H. COPES | 2013
Dans Journal of Drug Issues (Vol.43, n°2, April 2013) Article : Périodique

In ethnographic research, expectations and guidelines presented in textbooks often differ from the practice of researchers in the field. This is especially true when studying criminals in general and drug dealers in particular. Based on qualitat[...]

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The importance of cannabis culture in young adult cannabis use

S. HOLM ; S. SANDBERG ; T. KOLIND ; M. HESSE | 2014
Dans Journal of Substance Use (Vol.19, n°3, June 2014) Article : Périodique

Background: Research into drug use initiation has focussed on drug use as risky behaviour. Qualitative research suggests that a culturally derived set of beliefs about the positive effects of cannabis play an important role in the production and[...]

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The importance of culture for cannabis markets. Towards an economic sociology of illegal drug markets

S. SANDBERG | 2012
Dans British Journal of Criminology (Vol.52, n°6, November 2012) Article : Périodique

This paper reports findings from six years of ethnographic and qualitative research on cannabis markets. Data include interviews with 60 cannabis dealers and 60 customers. The paper describes the vertical and horizontal organization of the canna[...]

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Why small-scale cannabis growers stay small: Five mechanisms that prevent small-scale growers from going large scale

E. HAMMERSVIK ; S. SANDBERG ; W. PEDERSEN | 2012
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.23, n°6, November 2012) Article : Périodique

Background: Over the past 15-20 years, domestic cultivation of cannabis has been established in a number of European countries. New techniques have made such cultivation easier; however, the bulk of growers remain small-scale. In this study, we [...]

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