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Journal of Drug Issues , Vol.47, n°1 - January 2017
Paru le :
01/01/2017
Année
2017
Page(s) :
4-142
Langue(s) :
Anglais
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CONTENTS:
- An exploration of factors associated with methamphetamine injection among street-involved drug users and dealers in Los Angeles. An ethnographic study. Hunt-Howard K.E., p. 4-24.
- Sex differences in childhood bullying victimization and trajectories of substance use from adolescence to adulthood. Connolly E.J., p. 25-49.
- A multisite randomized block experiment on the seamless system of care model for drug-involved probationers. Wooditch A., Sloas L.B., Taxman F.S., p. 50-73.
- State and national contexts in evaluating cannabis laws: A case study of Washington State. Cambron C., Guttmannova K., Fleming C.B., p. 74-90.
- The arrest and synthetic novel psychoactive drug relationship: Observations from a young adult population. Miller B.L., Stogner J.M., Miller J.M., Fernandez M.I., p. 91-103.
- Precipitants of substance abuse relapse in Ghana: A qualitative exploration. Appiah R., Danquah S.A., Nyarko K., Ofori-Atta A.L., Aziato L., p. 104-115.
- Drug use and abuse as primary motivators for involvement in Burglary: A comparison of self-reported differences among a random sample of male and female burglars. Kuhns J.B., Blevins K.R., Bolin R.M., Cambareri J.F., p. 116-131.
- Comparing Black and White drug offenders. Implications for racial disparities in criminal justice and reentry policy and programming. Rosenberg A., Groves A.K., Blankenship K.M., p. 132-142.
- An exploration of factors associated with methamphetamine injection among street-involved drug users and dealers in Los Angeles. An ethnographic study. Hunt-Howard K.E., p. 4-24.
- Sex differences in childhood bullying victimization and trajectories of substance use from adolescence to adulthood. Connolly E.J., p. 25-49.
- A multisite randomized block experiment on the seamless system of care model for drug-involved probationers. Wooditch A., Sloas L.B., Taxman F.S., p. 50-73.
- State and national contexts in evaluating cannabis laws: A case study of Washington State. Cambron C., Guttmannova K., Fleming C.B., p. 74-90.
- The arrest and synthetic novel psychoactive drug relationship: Observations from a young adult population. Miller B.L., Stogner J.M., Miller J.M., Fernandez M.I., p. 91-103.
- Precipitants of substance abuse relapse in Ghana: A qualitative exploration. Appiah R., Danquah S.A., Nyarko K., Ofori-Atta A.L., Aziato L., p. 104-115.
- Drug use and abuse as primary motivators for involvement in Burglary: A comparison of self-reported differences among a random sample of male and female burglars. Kuhns J.B., Blevins K.R., Bolin R.M., Cambareri J.F., p. 116-131.
- Comparing Black and White drug offenders. Implications for racial disparities in criminal justice and reentry policy and programming. Rosenberg A., Groves A.K., Blankenship K.M., p. 132-142.
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C. CAMBRON ;
K. GUTTMANNOVA ;
C. B. FLEMING
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2017
Dans Journal of Drug Issues (Vol.47, n°1, January 2017) Article : Périodique
Dans Journal of Drug Issues (Vol.47, n°1, January 2017) Article : Périodique
As of January 2016, 23 U.S. states and the District of Columbia have legalized medical or nonmedical cannabis, with more likely to follow. This dynamic policy context represents a substantial challenge for policy evaluation. Part I of this artic[...]
B. L. MILLER ;
J. M. STOGNER ;
J. M. MILLER ;
M. I. FERNANDEZ
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2017
Dans Journal of Drug Issues (Vol.47, n°1, January 2017) Article : Périodique
Dans Journal of Drug Issues (Vol.47, n°1, January 2017) Article : Périodique
Novel psychoactive drugs (NPDs), an emerging class of dangerous substances, generally mimic the actions of commonly abused substances such as marijuana, stimulants, hallucinogens, and opiates, but are formulated, marketed, and used either to sid[...]
J. B. KUHNS ;
K. R. BLEVINS ;
R. M. BOLIN ;
J. F. CAMBARERI
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2017
Dans Journal of Drug Issues (Vol.47, n°1, January 2017) Article : Périodique
Dans Journal of Drug Issues (Vol.47, n°1, January 2017) Article : Périodique
This study explores substance use as a primary motivator of persistent involvement in burglary among male and female burglars. A self-administered survey instrument was disseminated to a random sample of male and female incarcerated burglars acr[...]