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'If I don't look good, it just doesn't go up': A qualitative study of young women's drinking cultures and practices on Social Network Sites

A. M. ATKINSON ; H. R. SUMNALL | 2016
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.38, December 2016) Article : Périodique

Background: Young women in the UK often partake in a culture of intoxication in the pursuit of pleasure and friendship fun. Experiences of intoxication and drinking spaces remain highly gendered, and relative to men, women continue to find their[...]

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'Isn't it mostly girls that do pre-drinks really?' Young men and women's accounts of pre-loading in the UK

A. M. ATKINSON ; H. SUMNALL | 2019
Dans Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy (Vol.26, n°1, February 2019) Article : Périodique

Aims: Pre-loading, the consumption of off-sale alcohol within private settings before socialising in licenced premises, is common among young people. The research explored young people's accounts of pre-loading within their experience of wider p[...]

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'Just a colour?': Exploring women's relationship with pink alcohol brand marketing within their feminine identity making

A. M. ATKINSON ; B. R. MEADOWS ; H. SUMNALL | 2024
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.125, March 2024) Article : Périodique

Background: The pinking of alcohol products and marketing (i.e. the (over) use of the colour pink as a feminine aesthetic) is a form of gendered marketing that is used by the industry to target and appeal to the female market, and encourage sale[...]

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Magazines as contradictory spaces for alcohol messaging: a mixed method content and thematic analysis of UK women's magazine representations of alcohol and its consumption

A. M. ATKINSON ; B. R. MEADOWS ; K. M. ROSS-HOULE ; C. SMITH ; H. R. SUMNALL | 2023
Dans Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy (Vol.30, n°5, October 2023) Article : Périodique

Background: Women's magazines provide a space in which gendered norms around alcohol-related practice are (re)-produced. They act as important points of reference for women to draw upon in their own understandings of alcohol use within their ide[...]

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Moral disengagement and the harms of cocaine use

H. R. SUMNALL ; C. MONTGOMERY ; A. M. ATKINSON ; S. H. GAGE ; I. D. BOARDLEY | 2022
Dans Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy (Vol.29, n°5, October 2022) Article : Périodique

There has been recent UK media attention on the global impact of the cocaine trade and the morality of personal use of cocaine powder. In this study we investigated whether people who use cocaine engage in moral disengagement (MD) strategies to [...]

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Online test purchased new psychoactive substances in 5 different European countries: A snapshot study of chemical composition and price

T. M. BRUNT ; A. M. ATKINSON ; T. NÉFAU ; M. MARTINEZ ; E. LAHAIE ; A. MALZCEWSKI ; M. PAZITNY ; V. BELACKOVA ; S. D. BRANDT | 2017
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.44, June 2017) Article : Périodique

Background: New psychoactive substances (NPS) are on offer worldwide online, in order to shed light on the purity and price of these substances in the European Union, a research collaboration was set up involving France, United Kingdom (UK), the[...]

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'We are still obsessed by this idea of abstinence': A critical analysis of UK news media representations of proposals to introduce drug consumption rooms in Glasgow, UK

A. M. ATKINSON ; A. McAULEY ; K. M. A. TRAYNER ; H. R. SUMNALL | 2019
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.68, June 2019) Article : Périodique

BACKGROUND: Drug consumptions rooms (DCRs) are a well-established and evidence-based harm reduction response to drug use. Recently, a consortium led by health services in Glasgow, United Kingdom (UK), proposed piloting a DCR. In this article, we[...]

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'Zombie drugs': Dehumanising news frames and public stigma towards people who use drugs

H. R. SUMNALL ; A. HOLLAND ; A. M. ATKINSON ; C. MONTGOMERY ; J. NICHOLLS ; O. M. MAYNARD | 2025
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.136, February 2025) Article : Périodique

Background: News media is an important determinant of public understanding of drug policy topics. Recent media reporting around the use of synthetic drugs such as xylazine makes frequent use of non-human metaphors, including reference to the eff[...]

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'Zombies', 'cannibals', and 'super humans': a quantitative and qualitative analysis of UK news media reporting of the cathinone psychostimulants labelled 'monkey dust'

A. M. ATKINSON ; H. SUMNALL | 2021
Dans Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy (Vol.28, n°4, August 2021) Article : Périodique

Background: News media helps set the agenda for public thinking and policy responses to drugs use, by framing substances, substance use and people who use drugs (PWUD) within a 'drug scare' narrative. Using the example of 'monkey dust', an incon[...]

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