Historique
Livre
Harm reduction in substance use and high-risk behaviour. International policy and practice
Année
2012
Page(s) :
472 p.
Langue(s) :
Anglais
Éditeur(s) :
Oxford : Blackwell Publishing Ltd
Collection :
Addiction Press
ISBN :
978-1-4051-8297-3
Domaine :
Addictions sans produit / Addictions without drug ; Alcool / Alcohol ; Drogues illicites / Illicit drugs ; Tabac / Tobacco / e-cigarette
Discipline :
SAN (Santé publique / Public health)
Thésaurus géographique
INTERNATIONAL
Thésaurus mots-clés
REDUCTION DES RISQUES ET DES DOMMAGES
;
LEGISLATION
;
POLITIQUE
;
PRISON
;
ETHIQUE
;
INTERVENTION
;
INJECTION
;
ALCOOL
;
TABAC
;
CANNABIS
;
JEU PATHOLOGIQUE
;
HISTOIRE
Note de contenu :
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Section I: Background
1 Introduction (Diane Riley and Richard Pates)
2 A brief history of harm reduction (Diane Riley, Richard Pates, Geoffrey Monaghan and Patrick O'Hare)
3 Drug education or drug propaganda? (Julian Cohen)
Section II: Policy
4 Harm reduction and international law: Drug control vs. human rights (Richard Elliott)
5 A brief, personal history of harm reduction advocacy (Dave Burrows)
6 Harm reduction and the role of police services (Geoffrey Monaghan)
7 Harm reduction in prisons and other places of detention (Ralf Jurgens)
8 International security and the global war on drugs: The tragic irony of drug securitisation (Danny Kushlick)
9 The ethics of harm reduction (Adrian Carter, Peter G. Miller and Wayne Hall)
10 Harm reduction: contribution to a critical appraisal from the perspective of people who use drugs (Eliot Ross Albert)
Section III: Specific interventions
11 Injecting (Richard Pates, Robert Heimer and Danny Morris)
12 Recovery and harm reduction: Time for a shared, development-oriented, programmatic approach? (Neil Hunt)
13 Harm reduction for stimulants (Diane Riley and Richard Pates)
14 Ecstasy and related Drugs (ERDs) and harm reduction (Paul Dillon, Professor Jan Copeland and Edmund Silins)
15 Alcohol: harm reduction (Tina Alwyn and Bev John)
16 Tobacco harm reduction (Jonathan Foulds and Steven Branstetter)
17 Drugs and harm reduction: cannabis and the cannabinoids (Stefan Brugger, Laurence J. Reed, James Stone and David J. Nutt)
18 The resurrection of psychedelic research (Amanda Fielding)
19 Harm reduction and sex workers: a New Zealand response: Taking the harm out of the law (Catherine Healy, Calum Bennachie and Raewyn Marshall)
20 Harm minimisation: Gambling (Sally Gainsbury and Alex Blaszczynski)
21 Young people and harm reduction in the UK: A community perspective (Mags Maher)
22 Making tools for harm reduction: The story of exchange supplies (Jon Derricott)
Section IV: Regions
23 Harm reduction in Central and Eastern Europe (Tomas Zabransky, Jean Paul Grund, Alisher Latypov, David Otiashvili, Raminta Stuikyte, Otilia Scutelniciuc and Pavlo Smyrnov)
24 Harm reduction in Western Europe (Richard Pates)
25 Harm reduction in Russia, South West and Central Asia (Tomas Zabransky, Alisher Latypov, Ivan Varentsov, David Otiashvili and Jean Paul Grund)
26 Harm reduction in South, South East and East Asia (Jimmy Dorabjee)
27 History and context of harm reduction in the United States (Lisa Moore and Allan Clear)
28 Harm reduction in Canada: The many faces of regression (Walter Cavalierri and Diane Riley)
29 Harm reduction in Latin America and the Caribbean (Diana Rossi)
30 Policy and practice in harm reduction in Australasia (Alex Wodak, John Ryan, Patrick Griffiths, Ingrid van Beek, Monica J. Barratt, Simon Lenton, Kate Dolan, Ana Rodas, Geoffrey Noller and Michael Farrell)
31 Harm reduction in Sub-Saharan Africa (Bruce Trathen, Charles D.H. Parry and Neo K. Morojele)
32 Overview of the harm reduction situation in the Middle East and North Africa (Jallal Toufiq)
33 Conclusions (Richard Pates and Diane Riley)
Section I: Background
1 Introduction (Diane Riley and Richard Pates)
2 A brief history of harm reduction (Diane Riley, Richard Pates, Geoffrey Monaghan and Patrick O'Hare)
3 Drug education or drug propaganda? (Julian Cohen)
Section II: Policy
4 Harm reduction and international law: Drug control vs. human rights (Richard Elliott)
5 A brief, personal history of harm reduction advocacy (Dave Burrows)
6 Harm reduction and the role of police services (Geoffrey Monaghan)
7 Harm reduction in prisons and other places of detention (Ralf Jurgens)
8 International security and the global war on drugs: The tragic irony of drug securitisation (Danny Kushlick)
9 The ethics of harm reduction (Adrian Carter, Peter G. Miller and Wayne Hall)
10 Harm reduction: contribution to a critical appraisal from the perspective of people who use drugs (Eliot Ross Albert)
Section III: Specific interventions
11 Injecting (Richard Pates, Robert Heimer and Danny Morris)
12 Recovery and harm reduction: Time for a shared, development-oriented, programmatic approach? (Neil Hunt)
13 Harm reduction for stimulants (Diane Riley and Richard Pates)
14 Ecstasy and related Drugs (ERDs) and harm reduction (Paul Dillon, Professor Jan Copeland and Edmund Silins)
15 Alcohol: harm reduction (Tina Alwyn and Bev John)
16 Tobacco harm reduction (Jonathan Foulds and Steven Branstetter)
17 Drugs and harm reduction: cannabis and the cannabinoids (Stefan Brugger, Laurence J. Reed, James Stone and David J. Nutt)
18 The resurrection of psychedelic research (Amanda Fielding)
19 Harm reduction and sex workers: a New Zealand response: Taking the harm out of the law (Catherine Healy, Calum Bennachie and Raewyn Marshall)
20 Harm minimisation: Gambling (Sally Gainsbury and Alex Blaszczynski)
21 Young people and harm reduction in the UK: A community perspective (Mags Maher)
22 Making tools for harm reduction: The story of exchange supplies (Jon Derricott)
Section IV: Regions
23 Harm reduction in Central and Eastern Europe (Tomas Zabransky, Jean Paul Grund, Alisher Latypov, David Otiashvili, Raminta Stuikyte, Otilia Scutelniciuc and Pavlo Smyrnov)
24 Harm reduction in Western Europe (Richard Pates)
25 Harm reduction in Russia, South West and Central Asia (Tomas Zabransky, Alisher Latypov, Ivan Varentsov, David Otiashvili and Jean Paul Grund)
26 Harm reduction in South, South East and East Asia (Jimmy Dorabjee)
27 History and context of harm reduction in the United States (Lisa Moore and Allan Clear)
28 Harm reduction in Canada: The many faces of regression (Walter Cavalierri and Diane Riley)
29 Harm reduction in Latin America and the Caribbean (Diana Rossi)
30 Policy and practice in harm reduction in Australasia (Alex Wodak, John Ryan, Patrick Griffiths, Ingrid van Beek, Monica J. Barratt, Simon Lenton, Kate Dolan, Ana Rodas, Geoffrey Noller and Michael Farrell)
31 Harm reduction in Sub-Saharan Africa (Bruce Trathen, Charles D.H. Parry and Neo K. Morojele)
32 Overview of the harm reduction situation in the Middle East and North Africa (Jallal Toufiq)
33 Conclusions (Richard Pates and Diane Riley)
Résumé :
Harm Reduction is a philosophy of public health intended as a progressive alternative to the prohibition of certain potentially dangerous lifestyle choices. Recognising that certain people always have and always will engage in behaviours which carry risks, the aim of harm reduction is to mitigate the potential dangers and health risks associated with those behaviours.
"Harm Reduction in Substance Use and High-Risk Behaviour" offers a comprehensive exploration of the policy, practice and evidence base of harm reduction. Starting with a history of harm reduction, the book addresses key ethical and legal issues central to the debates and developments in the field. It discusses the full range of psychoactive substances, behaviours and communities with chapters on injecting, dance drugs, stimulant use, tobacco harm reduction, alcohol use and sex work.
Written by an international team of contributors, this text provides an essential panorama of harm reduction in the 21st century for educators and researchers in addiction and public health, postgraduate students and policy makers.
"Harm Reduction in Substance Use and High-Risk Behaviour" offers a comprehensive exploration of the policy, practice and evidence base of harm reduction. Starting with a history of harm reduction, the book addresses key ethical and legal issues central to the debates and developments in the field. It discusses the full range of psychoactive substances, behaviours and communities with chapters on injecting, dance drugs, stimulant use, tobacco harm reduction, alcohol use and sex work.
Written by an international team of contributors, this text provides an essential panorama of harm reduction in the 21st century for educators and researchers in addiction and public health, postgraduate students and policy makers.
Affiliation :
UK ; Canadian Foundation for Drug Policy & University of Toronto, Canada
Cote :
L01949