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Bulletin de Périodique
International Journal of Drug Policy , Vol.53 - March 2018
Paru le :
01/03/2018
Année
2018
Page(s) :
1-132
Langue(s) :
Anglais
Note de contenu :
CONTENTS:
- Examining the relationship between medical cannabis laws and cardiovascular deaths in the US. Abouk R., Adams S., p. 1-7.
- Effect of ageing and time since first heroin and cocaine use on mortality from external and natural causes in a Spanish cohort of drug users. Molist G., Brugal M.T., Barrio G., Mesías B., Bosque-Prous M., Parés-Badell O., et al., p. 8-16.
- The impact of OxyContin reformulation at the Sydney Medically Supervised Injecting Centre: Pros and cons. Jauncey M., Livingston M., Salmon A.M., Dietze P., p. 17-22.
- "Now drugs in Libya are much cheaper than food": A qualitative study on substance use among young Libyans in post-revolution Tripoli, Libya. Elamouri F.M., Musumari P.M., Techasrivichien T., Farjallah A., Elfandi S., Alsharif O.F., et al., p. 23-31.
- Role of recovery residences in criminal justice reform. Polcin D.L., p. 32-36.
- Using drugs in un/safe spaces: Impact of perceived illegality on an underground supervised injecting facility in the United States. Davidson P.J., Lopez A.M., Kral A.H., p. 37-44.
- Spore forming bacteria infections and people who inject drugs: Implications for harm reduction. Dunleavy K., Munro A., Roy K., Hutchinson S., Palmateer N., Knox T., et al., p. 45-54.
- Is recovery from cannabis use problems different from alcohol and other drugs? Results from a national probability-based sample of the United States adult population. Kelly J.F., Greene M.C., Bergman B.G., p. 55-64.
- The three betrayals of the medical cannabis growing activist: From multiple victimhood to reconstruction, redemption and activism. Klein A., Potter G.R., p. 65-72.
- Making multiple 'online counsellings' through policy and practice: an evidence-making intervention approach. Savic M., Dilkes-Frayne E., Carter A., Kokanovic R., Manning V., Rodda S.N., et al., p. 73-82.
- Sheltering risks: Implementation of harm reduction in homeless shelters during an overdose emergency. Wallace B., Barber K., Pauly B., p. 83-89.
- Changes in public order after the opening of an overdose monitoring facility for people who inject drugs. Leon C., Cardoso L.J.P., Johnston S., Mackin S., Bock B., Gaeta J.M., p. 90-95.
- Differences in risk behaviours and HIV status between primary amphetamines and opioid injectors in Estonia and Russia. Tavitian-Exley I., Maheu-Giroux M., Platt L., Heimer R., Uuskula A., Levina O., et al., p. 96-105.
- 'You're repulsive': Limits to acceptable drunken comportment for young adults. MacLean S., Pennay A., Room R., p. 106-112.
- Hedging bets: Applying New Zealand's gambling machine regime to cannabis legalization. Caulkins J.P., p. 113-114.
- A "not-for-profit" regulatory model for legal recreational cannabis: Insights from the regulation of gaming machine gambling in New Zealand. Wilkins C., p. 115-122.
- Learning lessons: The need for effective evaluation of regulatory change. Wardle H., p. 123-124.
- The structured ambivalence of cannabis control in England & Wales. Brewster D., p. 125-132.
- Examining the relationship between medical cannabis laws and cardiovascular deaths in the US. Abouk R., Adams S., p. 1-7.
- Effect of ageing and time since first heroin and cocaine use on mortality from external and natural causes in a Spanish cohort of drug users. Molist G., Brugal M.T., Barrio G., Mesías B., Bosque-Prous M., Parés-Badell O., et al., p. 8-16.
- The impact of OxyContin reformulation at the Sydney Medically Supervised Injecting Centre: Pros and cons. Jauncey M., Livingston M., Salmon A.M., Dietze P., p. 17-22.
- "Now drugs in Libya are much cheaper than food": A qualitative study on substance use among young Libyans in post-revolution Tripoli, Libya. Elamouri F.M., Musumari P.M., Techasrivichien T., Farjallah A., Elfandi S., Alsharif O.F., et al., p. 23-31.
- Role of recovery residences in criminal justice reform. Polcin D.L., p. 32-36.
- Using drugs in un/safe spaces: Impact of perceived illegality on an underground supervised injecting facility in the United States. Davidson P.J., Lopez A.M., Kral A.H., p. 37-44.
- Spore forming bacteria infections and people who inject drugs: Implications for harm reduction. Dunleavy K., Munro A., Roy K., Hutchinson S., Palmateer N., Knox T., et al., p. 45-54.
- Is recovery from cannabis use problems different from alcohol and other drugs? Results from a national probability-based sample of the United States adult population. Kelly J.F., Greene M.C., Bergman B.G., p. 55-64.
- The three betrayals of the medical cannabis growing activist: From multiple victimhood to reconstruction, redemption and activism. Klein A., Potter G.R., p. 65-72.
- Making multiple 'online counsellings' through policy and practice: an evidence-making intervention approach. Savic M., Dilkes-Frayne E., Carter A., Kokanovic R., Manning V., Rodda S.N., et al., p. 73-82.
- Sheltering risks: Implementation of harm reduction in homeless shelters during an overdose emergency. Wallace B., Barber K., Pauly B., p. 83-89.
- Changes in public order after the opening of an overdose monitoring facility for people who inject drugs. Leon C., Cardoso L.J.P., Johnston S., Mackin S., Bock B., Gaeta J.M., p. 90-95.
- Differences in risk behaviours and HIV status between primary amphetamines and opioid injectors in Estonia and Russia. Tavitian-Exley I., Maheu-Giroux M., Platt L., Heimer R., Uuskula A., Levina O., et al., p. 96-105.
- 'You're repulsive': Limits to acceptable drunken comportment for young adults. MacLean S., Pennay A., Room R., p. 106-112.
- Hedging bets: Applying New Zealand's gambling machine regime to cannabis legalization. Caulkins J.P., p. 113-114.
- A "not-for-profit" regulatory model for legal recreational cannabis: Insights from the regulation of gaming machine gambling in New Zealand. Wilkins C., p. 115-122.
- Learning lessons: The need for effective evaluation of regulatory change. Wardle H., p. 123-124.
- The structured ambivalence of cannabis control in England & Wales. Brewster D., p. 125-132.
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G. MOLIST ;
M. T. BRUGAL ;
G. BARRIO ;
B. MESIAS ;
M. BOSQUE-PROUS ;
O. PARES-BADELL ;
L. DE LA FUENTE
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2018
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.53, March 2018) Article : Périodique
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.53, March 2018) Article : Périodique
Background: We aimed to assess the effect of ageing and time since first heroin/cocaine use on cause-specific mortality risk and age disparities in excess mortality among heroin (HUs) and cocaine users (CUs) in Spain.
Methods: A cohort of 15,30[...]
D. L. POLCIN
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2018
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.53, March 2018) Article : Périodique
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.53, March 2018) Article : Périodique
Over the past decade there has been a clear consensus among drug policy researchers that the practice of incarcerating persons for drug offenses has been counterproductive. As a result, U.S. criminal justice policy is increasingly emphasizing al[...]
P. J. DAVIDSON ;
A. M. LOPEZ ;
A. H. KRAL
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2018
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.53, March 2018) Article : Périodique
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.53, March 2018) Article : Périodique
Background: Supervised injection facilities (SIFs) are spaces where people can consume pre-obtained drugs in hygienic circumstances with trained staff in attendance to provide emergency response in the event of an overdose or other medical emerg[...]
A. KLEIN ;
G. R. POTTER
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2018
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.53, March 2018) Article : Périodique
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.53, March 2018) Article : Périodique
While cannabis has been widely used in the UK for over 50 years, it is only in recent decades that domestic cultivation has become established. Public concern, media reporting and policing policy has emphasised the role of profit motivated crimi[...]
C. WILKINS
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2018
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.53, March 2018) Article : Périodique
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.53, March 2018) Article : Périodique
A dozen or more regulatory frameworks have been proposed for legal cannabis but many of the "not-for-profit" options have yet to be developed in any detail, reducing the likelihood they will be seriously considered by policy makers. New Zealand'[...]
D. BREWSTER
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2018
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.53, March 2018) Article : Périodique
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.53, March 2018) Article : Périodique
The two reclassifications of cannabis in England & Wales in 2004 and 2009 have been subjected to a series of academic analyses which have largely been centred on either the relationship to evidence, or in terms of the implications and realities [...]