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Bulletin de Périodique
International Journal of Drug Policy , Vol.56 - June 2018 - Special section: Comparing drug policies
Auteur(s) :
FRANK, V. A. (Éditeur scientifique) ;
HOUBORG, E. (Éditeur scientifique) ;
BJERGE, B. (Éditeur scientifique)
Paru le :
01/06/2018
Année :
2018
Page(s) :
1-218
Langue(s) :
Anglais
Note de contenu :
CONTENTS:
- Service providers' adherence to methadone maintenance treatment protocol in China. Lin C., Lan C.-W., Li L., Rou K., p. 1-5.
- Evaluating ballot initiative support for legalised marijuana: The case of Washington. Collingwood L., O'Brien B.G., Dreier S., p. 6-20.
- "The difference is in the tomato at the end": Understanding the motivations and practices of cannabis growers operating within Belgian Cannabis Social Clubs. Pardal M., p. 21-29.
- Representations of women and drug use in policy: A critical policy analysis. Thomas N., Bull M., p. 30-39.
- Australian athletes' knowledge of the WADA Prohibited Substances List and performance enhancing substances. Orr R., Grassmayr M., Macniven R., Grunseit A., Halaki M., Bauman A., p. 40-45.
- Predicting pharmacy syringe sales to people who inject drugs: Policy, practice and perceptions. Meyerson B.E., Davis A., Agley J.D., Shannon D.J., Lawrence C.A., Ryder P.T., et al., p. 46-53.
- Is there a mismatch between policies to curtail physician opioid prescribing and what we know about changing physician behavior? Choo E.K., DeMayo R.F., Sun B.C., p. 54-55.
- Fatal and non-fatal overdose among opiate users in South Wales: A qualitative study of peer responses. Holloway K., Hills R., May T., p. 56-63.
- Experiences of police contact among young adult recreational drug users: A qualitative study. Leslie E.M., Cherney A., Smirnov A., Kemp R., Najman J.M., p. 64-72.
- The effect of Housing First on adherence to methadone maintenance treatment. Parpouchi M., Moniruzzaman A., Rezansoff S.N., Russolillo A., Somers J.M., p. 73-80.
- Injecting drug use: Gendered risk. Zahnow R., Winstock A.R., Maier L.J., Levy J., Ferris J., p. 81-91.
- Offline constraints in online drug marketplaces: An exploratory analysis of a cryptomarket trade network. Norbutas L., p. 92-100.
- Harm from others' drinking-related aggression, violence and misconduct in five Asian countries and the implications. Waleewong O., Laslett A.-M., Chenhall R., Room R., p. 101-107.
- Reconfiguring the violent encounter? Preloading, security staff and breathalyser use in the night-time economy. Farrimond H., Boyd K., Fleischer D., p. 108-115.
- Reefer madness or much ado about nothing? Cannabis legalization outcomes among young adults in the United States. Parnes J.E., Smith J.K., Conner B.T., p. 116-120.
- Islam and cannabis: Legalisation and religious debate in Iran. Ghiabi M., Maarefvand M., Bahari H., Alavi Z., p. 121-127.
SPECIAL SECTION - Comparing drug policies:
- Editorial: Comparing drug policies. Houborg E., Bjerge B., Frank V.A., p. 128-130.
- Drug supply indicators: Pitfalls and possibilities for improvements to assist comparative analysis. Singleton N., Cunningham A., Groshkova T., Royuela L., Sedefov R., p. 131-136.
- Drug-related homicide in Europe - First review of data and sources. de Bont R., Groshkova T., Cunningham A., Liem M., p. 137-143.
- A new approach to formulating and appraising drug policy: A multi-criterion decision analysis applied to alcohol and cannabis regulation. Rogeberg O., Bergsvik D., Phillips L.D., van Amsterdam J., Eastwood N., Henderson G., et al., p. 144-152.
- Prohibition, regulation or laissez faire: The policy trade-offs of cannabis policy. Rogeberg O., p. 153-161.
- The impact of drug policy liberalisation on willingness to seek help for problem drug use: A comparison of 20 countries. Benfer I., Zahnow R., Barratt M.J., Maier L., Winstock A., Ferris J., p. 162-175.
- Comparing cryptomarkets for drugs. A characterisation of sellers and buyers over time. Tzanetakis M., p. 176-186.
- Drug affordability - potential tool for comparing illicit drug markets. Groshkova T., Cunningham A., Royuela L., Singleton N., Saggers T., Sedefov R., p. 187-196.
- Drug-related police encounters across the globe: How do they compare? Hughes C.E., Barratt M.J., Ferris J.A., Maier L.J., Winstock A.R., p. 197-207.
- Drug consumption rooms: Comparing times, spaces and actors in issues of social acceptability in French public debate. Jauffret-Roustide M., Cailbault I., p. 208-217.
- Service providers' adherence to methadone maintenance treatment protocol in China. Lin C., Lan C.-W., Li L., Rou K., p. 1-5.
- Evaluating ballot initiative support for legalised marijuana: The case of Washington. Collingwood L., O'Brien B.G., Dreier S., p. 6-20.
- "The difference is in the tomato at the end": Understanding the motivations and practices of cannabis growers operating within Belgian Cannabis Social Clubs. Pardal M., p. 21-29.
- Representations of women and drug use in policy: A critical policy analysis. Thomas N., Bull M., p. 30-39.
- Australian athletes' knowledge of the WADA Prohibited Substances List and performance enhancing substances. Orr R., Grassmayr M., Macniven R., Grunseit A., Halaki M., Bauman A., p. 40-45.
- Predicting pharmacy syringe sales to people who inject drugs: Policy, practice and perceptions. Meyerson B.E., Davis A., Agley J.D., Shannon D.J., Lawrence C.A., Ryder P.T., et al., p. 46-53.
- Is there a mismatch between policies to curtail physician opioid prescribing and what we know about changing physician behavior? Choo E.K., DeMayo R.F., Sun B.C., p. 54-55.
- Fatal and non-fatal overdose among opiate users in South Wales: A qualitative study of peer responses. Holloway K., Hills R., May T., p. 56-63.
- Experiences of police contact among young adult recreational drug users: A qualitative study. Leslie E.M., Cherney A., Smirnov A., Kemp R., Najman J.M., p. 64-72.
- The effect of Housing First on adherence to methadone maintenance treatment. Parpouchi M., Moniruzzaman A., Rezansoff S.N., Russolillo A., Somers J.M., p. 73-80.
- Injecting drug use: Gendered risk. Zahnow R., Winstock A.R., Maier L.J., Levy J., Ferris J., p. 81-91.
- Offline constraints in online drug marketplaces: An exploratory analysis of a cryptomarket trade network. Norbutas L., p. 92-100.
- Harm from others' drinking-related aggression, violence and misconduct in five Asian countries and the implications. Waleewong O., Laslett A.-M., Chenhall R., Room R., p. 101-107.
- Reconfiguring the violent encounter? Preloading, security staff and breathalyser use in the night-time economy. Farrimond H., Boyd K., Fleischer D., p. 108-115.
- Reefer madness or much ado about nothing? Cannabis legalization outcomes among young adults in the United States. Parnes J.E., Smith J.K., Conner B.T., p. 116-120.
- Islam and cannabis: Legalisation and religious debate in Iran. Ghiabi M., Maarefvand M., Bahari H., Alavi Z., p. 121-127.
SPECIAL SECTION - Comparing drug policies:
- Editorial: Comparing drug policies. Houborg E., Bjerge B., Frank V.A., p. 128-130.
- Drug supply indicators: Pitfalls and possibilities for improvements to assist comparative analysis. Singleton N., Cunningham A., Groshkova T., Royuela L., Sedefov R., p. 131-136.
- Drug-related homicide in Europe - First review of data and sources. de Bont R., Groshkova T., Cunningham A., Liem M., p. 137-143.
- A new approach to formulating and appraising drug policy: A multi-criterion decision analysis applied to alcohol and cannabis regulation. Rogeberg O., Bergsvik D., Phillips L.D., van Amsterdam J., Eastwood N., Henderson G., et al., p. 144-152.
- Prohibition, regulation or laissez faire: The policy trade-offs of cannabis policy. Rogeberg O., p. 153-161.
- The impact of drug policy liberalisation on willingness to seek help for problem drug use: A comparison of 20 countries. Benfer I., Zahnow R., Barratt M.J., Maier L., Winstock A., Ferris J., p. 162-175.
- Comparing cryptomarkets for drugs. A characterisation of sellers and buyers over time. Tzanetakis M., p. 176-186.
- Drug affordability - potential tool for comparing illicit drug markets. Groshkova T., Cunningham A., Royuela L., Singleton N., Saggers T., Sedefov R., p. 187-196.
- Drug-related police encounters across the globe: How do they compare? Hughes C.E., Barratt M.J., Ferris J.A., Maier L.J., Winstock A.R., p. 197-207.
- Drug consumption rooms: Comparing times, spaces and actors in issues of social acceptability in French public debate. Jauffret-Roustide M., Cailbault I., p. 208-217.
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