Auteur J. CHALMERS

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Comparative policy analysis for alcohol and drugs: Current state of the field

A. RITTER ; M. LIVINGSTON ; J. CHALMERS ; L. BERENDS ; P. REUTER | 2016
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.31, May 2016) Article : Périodique

Background: A central policy research question concerns the extent to which specific policies produce certain effects - and cross-national (or between state/province) comparisons appear to be an ideal way to answer such a question. This paper ex[...]

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Examining supply changes in Australia's cocaine market

C. E. HUGHES ; J. CHALMERS ; D. A. BRIGHT ; F. MATTHEW-SIMMONS ; N. SINDICICH | 2012
Dans Drug and Alcohol Review (Vol.31, n°3, May 2012) Article : Périodique

Introduction and Aims. Media attention to cocaine use and supply has increased following some of the largest cocaine seizures in Australia's history. Whether there has been an expansion in supply remains unclear. This paper examines the evidence[...]

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Key considerations in planning for substance use treatment: Estimating treatment need and demand

A. RITTER ; R. MELLOR ; J. CHALMERS ; M. SUNDERLAND ; K. LANCASTER | 2019
Dans Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs (Suppl.18, January 2019) Article : Périodique

ENGLISH: OBJECTIVE: Estimates of the extent of treatment need (defined by the presence of a diagnosis for which there is an effective treatment available) and treatment demand (defined as treatment seeking) are essential parts of effective trea[...]

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Methamphetamine users' perceptions of exchanging drugs for money: does trust matter?

J. CHALMERS ; D. BRADFORD | 2013
Dans Journal of Drug Issues (Vol.43, n°3, July 2013) Article : Périodique

Trust, between regular buyers and sellers, is thought to underpin retail-level illicit drug markets, discouraging sellers from taking advantage of buyers. Although dealers report rewarding regular, trusted customers with assured purity, less is [...]

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Recreational drug use and binge drinking: Stimulant but not cannabis intoxication is associated with excessive alcohol consumption

R. McKETIN ; J. CHALMERS ; M. SUNDERLAND ; D. A. BRIGHT | 2014
Dans Drug and Alcohol Review (Vol.33, n°4, July 2014) Article : Périodique

Introduction and Aims: Binge drinking is elevated among recreational drug users, but it is not clear whether this elevation is related to intoxication with recreational drugs. We examined whether stimulant intoxication and cannabis intoxication [...]

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The business cycle and drug use in Australia: Evidence from repeated cross-sections of individual level data

J. CHALMERS ; A. RITTER | 2011
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.22, n°5, September 2011) Article : Périodique

BACKGROUND: This paper examined the implications of the business cycle for cannabis and alcohol use. What little we know about cannabis use suggests that young Americans (teenagers and adults in their early 20s) seem more inclined to use illicit[...]

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The market for crystalline methamphetamine in Sydney, Australia

R. McKETIN ; J. MCLAREN ; E. KELLY ; J. CHALMERS | 2009
Dans Global Crime (Vol.10, n°1-2, February-May 2009) Article : Périodique

The market for domestically produced methamphetamine in Australia (sold as 'speed' and 'base') has been recently supplemented with imported crystalline methamphetamine ('ice' or 'crystal'), the supply of which is thought to involve different org[...]

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