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Article : Périodique
V. BERRIDGE ; A. MOLD ; F. BECCARIA ; I. EISENBACH-STANGL ; G. HERCZYNSKA ; J. MOSKALEWICZ ; E. PETRILLI ; S. TAYLOR |Concepts play a central part in the formulation of problems and proposed solutions to the use of substances. This article reports the initial results from a cross European historical study, carried out to a common methodology, of the language of[...]
Rapport
I. EISENBACH-STANGL | Vienna : European Centre for Social Welfare Policy and Research | Policy Brief | 2011On the search for factors explaining the changes of alcohol consumption in European countries one quickly comes across preventive activities to reduce alcohol-related problems and/or alcohol consumption mostly taken by the state and occasionally[...]
Article : Périodique
A. ALLAMANI ; F. VOLLER ; A. DECARLI ; V. CASOTTO ; K. PANTZER ; P. ANDERSON ; A. GUAL ; S. MATRAI ; Z. ELEKES ; I. EISENBACH-STANGL ; G. SCHMIED ; R. A. KNIBBE ; S. NORDLUND ; O. SKJAELAAEN ; B. OLSSON ; J. CISNEROS ORNBERG ; E. OSTERBERG ; T. KARLSSON ; M. PLANT ; P. MILLER ; N. COGHILL ; G. SWIATKIEWICZ ; L. WIECZOREK ; B. ANNAHEIM ; G. GMEL |Beginning with France in the 1950s, alcohol consumption has decreased in Southern European countries with few or no preventive alcohol policy measures being implemented, while alcohol consumption has been increasing in Northern European countrie[...]
Périodique
I. EISENBACH-STANGL | 2003ENGLISH : Policy on illegal drugs has been from the beginning also policy on foreigners. But there are periods when the linkage becomes stronger and its profile more distinct. The integration of Europe seems to be a period stimulating a change[...]
Rapport
K. BLOOMFIELD ; A. ALLAMANI ; F. BECK ; K. H. BERGMARK ; L. CSEMY ; I. EISENBACH-STANGL ; Z. ELEKES ; G. GMEL ; F. KERR-CORREA ; R. KNIBBE ; P. MÄKELÄ ; M. MONTEIRO ; M. E. MEDINA-MORA ; S. NORDLUND ; I. OBOT ; M. PLANT ; G. RAHAV ; M. ROMERO MENDOZA | Berlin : Institut for Medical Informatics, Biometrics & Epidemiology | 2005Research objectives : The specific research objectives of the present concerted action "Gender, Culture and Alcohol Problems" have been (1) to compare within countries men's and women's drinking patterns and drinking contexts; to compare across [...]
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I. EISENBACH-STANGL ; B. THOM | Vienna : European Centre for Social Welfare Policy and Research | 2009ENGLISH : Over recent years, media and policy attention has highlightened 'binge' drinking s a social problem which had spread across Europe. Viewed predominantly as youth problem, the focus of concern has been on young people's drinking and o[...]
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I. EISENBACH-STANGL ; A. BERNARDIS ; FELLÖCKER K. ; HABERHAUSER-STIDL J. ; G. SCHMIED | Vienna : European Centre for Social Welfare Policy and Research | 2008ENGLISH : Since few years alcohol consumption of youth is again discussed vigorously and controversially in the European public. On the one hand the discussion starts with the assumption that the drinking habits of young people have become mor[...]
Périodique
I. EISENBACH-STANGL | 1997FRANÇAIS : Après un rappel historique du type de prise en charge des dépendances, appelé "entraide" et de ses différentes formes possibles, la situation est présentée pour l'Autriche. Il peut s'agir d'aide mutuelle stricte, d'aide mutuelle guid[...]
Rapport
I. EISENBACH-STANGL ; J. MOSKALEWICZ ; B. THOM | Vienna : European Centre for Social Welfare Policy and Research | Policy Brief | 2010Europeans belong to the largest consumers of illicit drugs, absorbing about one fifth of the global heroin, cocaine and cannabis supply, as well as one third of ecstasy production (UNODC World Drug report, 2008). However, the vast majority of Eu[...]
Livre
I. EISENBACH-STANGL ; J. MOSKALEWICZ ; B. THOM | Aldershot : Ashgate Publishing | Public policy and social welfare | 2009ENGLISH : This book reports on the findings of an empirical study on the situation of drug users, their consumption patterns and drug spending for the five most common illegal drugs, i.e. heroin, cocaine, amphetamines, ecstasy and cannabis. Th[...]
