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International Journal of Drug Policy , Vol.35 - September 2016 - Drug cryptomarkets
Auteur(s) :
BARRATT, M. J. (Éditeur scientifique) ;
ALDRIDGE, J. (Éditeur scientifique)
Paru le :
01/09/2016
Année
2016
Page(s) :
1-96
Langue(s) :
Anglais
Note de contenu :
CONTENTS:
- Everything you always wanted to know about drug cryptomarkets* (*but were afraid to ask) [Editorial]. Barratt M.J., Aldridge J., p. 1-6.
- Hidden wholesale: The drug diffusing capacity of online drug cryptomarkets. Aldridge J., Décary-Hétu D., p. 7-15.
- Who sells what? Country specific differences in substance availability on the Agora cryptomarket. Van Buskirk J., Naicker S., Roxburgh A., Bruno R., Burns L., p. 16-23.
- Safer scoring? Cryptomarkets, social supply and drug market violence. Barratt M.J., Ferris J.A., Winstock A.R., p. 24-31.
- Characterising dark net marketplace purchasers in a sample of regular psychostimulant users. Van Buskirk J., Roxburgh A., Bruno R., Naicker S., Lenton S., Sutherland R., et al., p. 32-37.
- Results of an international drug testing service for cryptomarket users. Caudevilla F., Ventura M., Fornís I., Barratt M.J., Vidal C., lladanosa C.G., et al., p. 38-41.
- Concepts of illicit drug quality among darknet market users: Purity, embodied experience, craft and chemical knowledge. Bancroft A., Scott Reid P., p. 42-49.
- 'What if you live on top of a bakery and you like cakes?' - Drug use and harm trajectories before, during and after the emergence of Silk Road. Barratt M.J., Lenton S., Maddox A., Allen M., p. 50-57.
- The transparency paradox. Building trust, resolving disputes and optimising logistics on conventional and online drugs markets. Tzanetakis M., Kamphausen G., Werse B., von Laufenberg R., p. 58-68.
- Going international? Risk taking by cryptomarket drug vendors. Décary-Hétu D., Paquet-Clouston M., Aldridge J., p. 69-76.
- Mixing politics and crime - The prevalence and decline of political discourse on the cryptomarket. Munksgaard R., Demant J., p. 77-83.
- Ethics in cryptomarket research. Martin J., Christin N., p. 84-91.
- A replication and methodological critique of the study "Evaluating drug trafficking on the Tor Network" [Commentary]. Munksgaard R., Demant J., Branwen G., p. 92-96.
- Everything you always wanted to know about drug cryptomarkets* (*but were afraid to ask) [Editorial]. Barratt M.J., Aldridge J., p. 1-6.
- Hidden wholesale: The drug diffusing capacity of online drug cryptomarkets. Aldridge J., Décary-Hétu D., p. 7-15.
- Who sells what? Country specific differences in substance availability on the Agora cryptomarket. Van Buskirk J., Naicker S., Roxburgh A., Bruno R., Burns L., p. 16-23.
- Safer scoring? Cryptomarkets, social supply and drug market violence. Barratt M.J., Ferris J.A., Winstock A.R., p. 24-31.
- Characterising dark net marketplace purchasers in a sample of regular psychostimulant users. Van Buskirk J., Roxburgh A., Bruno R., Naicker S., Lenton S., Sutherland R., et al., p. 32-37.
- Results of an international drug testing service for cryptomarket users. Caudevilla F., Ventura M., Fornís I., Barratt M.J., Vidal C., lladanosa C.G., et al., p. 38-41.
- Concepts of illicit drug quality among darknet market users: Purity, embodied experience, craft and chemical knowledge. Bancroft A., Scott Reid P., p. 42-49.
- 'What if you live on top of a bakery and you like cakes?' - Drug use and harm trajectories before, during and after the emergence of Silk Road. Barratt M.J., Lenton S., Maddox A., Allen M., p. 50-57.
- The transparency paradox. Building trust, resolving disputes and optimising logistics on conventional and online drugs markets. Tzanetakis M., Kamphausen G., Werse B., von Laufenberg R., p. 58-68.
- Going international? Risk taking by cryptomarket drug vendors. Décary-Hétu D., Paquet-Clouston M., Aldridge J., p. 69-76.
- Mixing politics and crime - The prevalence and decline of political discourse on the cryptomarket. Munksgaard R., Demant J., p. 77-83.
- Ethics in cryptomarket research. Martin J., Christin N., p. 84-91.
- A replication and methodological critique of the study "Evaluating drug trafficking on the Tor Network" [Commentary]. Munksgaard R., Demant J., Branwen G., p. 92-96.
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M. J. BARRATT ;
J. ALDRIDGE
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R. BRUNO ;
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R. SUTHERLAND ;
E. WHITTAKER ;
N. SINDICICH ;
A. MATTHEWS ;
K. BUTLER ;
L. BURNS
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Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.35, September 2016) Article : Périodique
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P. QUINTANA ;
A. MUNOZ ;
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Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.35, September 2016) Article : Périodique
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