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Drug and Alcohol Studies
Six Volume Set
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December 2013 | 2 296 pages | SAGE Publications Ltd
The field of drug and alcohol studies has expanded rapidly in recent years, with estimates of at least a doubling in the number of publications in the past decades. A feature of this wide and multidisciplinary field is the tendency of sub-groups of scholars to operate within their disciplinary silos, paying only token attention to the contributions of others. There are also, naturally, significant differences in approaches of different countries, reflecting different policy frameworks and cultural perspectives. When faced with these challenges to comprehensive study, a publication such as this new six-volume collection - which aims to bring together the various disparate strands of the topic, including key articles written by scholars from across the globe, disciplines and decades - truly proves itself to be a unique and valuable resource for specialist students and researchers in the field.
Volume One: Historical and Cultural studies
Volume Two: Theoretical Perspectives
Volume Three: Methods and Measurements
Volume Four: Policy Approaches
Volume Five: Interventions
Volume Six: Current Trends, Continuing Issues and New Challenges
VOLUME ONE: HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL STUDIES
David Courtwright
Mr ATOD's Wild Ride
David Musto
Opium, Cocaine and Marijuana in American History
Virginia Berridge
Morality and Medical Science
Harry Levine
The Discovery of Addiction
Douglas Kinder and William Walker III
Stable Force in a Storm
Hermann Fahrenkrug
Alcohol and the State in Nazi Germany, 1933-1945
Alfred McCoy
Coercion and Its Unintended Consequences
Robin Room
Intoxication and Bad Behaviour
Mariana Valverde
Slavery from within
Lee Robins, John Helzer and Darlene Davis
Narcotic Use in South-East Asia and afterward
J. Burnham
New Perspectives on the 'Prohibition Experiment' of the 1920s
R. Newman
Opium Smoking in Late Imperial China
Pekka Sulkunen
Between Culture and Nature
VOLUME TWO: THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES
N. Zinberg
Excerpt from Drug, Set and Setting: The Basis for Controlled Intoxicant Use
Geoffrey Hunt and Judith Barker
Sociocultural Anthropology and Alcohol and Drug Research
Alan Leshner
Addiction Is a Brain Disease and It Matters
A. Thomas McLellan et al
Drug Dependence
Griffith Edwards and Milton Gross
Alcohol Dependence
Alex Mold
Illicit Drugs and the Rise of Epidemiology during the 1960s
Nick Heather
A Conceptual Framework for Explaining Drug Addiction
Jim Orford
Addiction as an Excessive Appetite
Howard Becker
Becoming a Marijuana User
Tim Rhodes
The 'Risk Environment'
J. Young
The Social Basis of Drug Dependency
Fiona Measham and Michael Shiner '
The Legacy of 'Normalization'
Edward Preble and John Casey
Taking Care of Business
R. Reinert
The Concept of Alcoholism as a Bad Habit
P. Reuter and J. Caulkins
Illegal Lemons
VOLUME THREE: METHODS AND MEASUREMENTS
Richard Hartnoll et al
Evaluation of Heroin Maintenance in a Controlled Trial
William Cartwright
Cost-Benefit Analysis of Drug Treatment Services
Michael Gossop et al
The National Treatment Outcome Research Study (NTORS)
Eugenia Oviedo-Joekes et al
Scientific and Political Challenges in North America's First Randomized Controlled Trial of Heroin-Assisted Treatment for Severe Heroin Addiction
Darrel A. Regier et al
Co-Morbidity of Mental Disorders with Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse
Richard Midford et al
Alcohol Consumption and Injury in Western Australia
J. Saunders et al
Development of the Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT)
Tim Stockwell et al
Unravelling the Preventive Paradox for Acute Alcohol Problems
Lee Strunin
Assessing Alcohol Consumption
Gerhard Gmel et al
Measuring Alcohol-Related Consequences in School Surveys
Gerry Stimson et al
Rapid Assessment and Response Studies of Injecting Drug Use
Robert Power
The Application of Ethnography with Reference to Harm Reduction in Sverdiovsk Russia
Nicholas Jenkins et al
Putting It in Context
David Nutt et al
Development of a Rational Scale to Assess the Harms of Drugs of Potential Misuse
Daniel Amen, Kristen Willeumier and Robert Johnson
The Clinical Utility of Brain SPECT Imaging in Process Addictions
VOLUME FOUR: POLICY APPROACHES
Robert MacCoun and Peter Reuter
Preface
Donald Brand et al
Comparative Analysis of Alcohol Control Policies in 30 Countries
Jonathan Caulkins and Robert MacCoun
Limited Rationality and the Limits of Supply Reduction
Craig Reinerman, Peter Cohen and Hendrien Kaal
The Limited Relevance of Drug Policy
Gerry Stimson
AIDS and Injecting Drug Use in the United Kingdom, 1987-1993
Johan Edman
Treatment of What? Class, Gender and Work Ethics within the Compulsory Institutional Care of Alcohol Abusers in Sweden during the 20th Century
Dagmar Hedrich, Alessandro Pirona and Lucas Wiessing
From Margin to Mainstream
Caitlin Elizabeth Hughes and Alex Stevens
What Can We Learn from the Portuguese Decriminalization of Illicit Drugs?
Alexander Wagenaar et al
Effects of Alcohol Tax and Price Policies on Morbidity and Mortality
Benjamin Hawkins et al
Alcohol Industry Influences on U.K. Alcohol Policy
Steve Rolles et al
Counting the Costs of the War on Drugs
Patrick Gallahue et al
The Death Penalty for Drug Offences: Global Overview 2012
David Bewley-Taylor
Towards Revision of the U.N. Drug Control Conventions
VOLUME FIVE: INTERVENTIONS
Harald Klingemann
Natural Recovery from Alcohol Problems
Gilbert Botvin and Kenneth Griffin
School-Based Programmes to Prevent Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug Use
Harold Holder
Community Prevention of Alcohol Problems
Nick Heather
Can Screening and Brief Intervention Lead to Population-Level Reductions in Alcohol-Related Harm?
Tim Stockwell et al
Sharpening the Focus of Alcohol Policy from Aggregate Consumption to Harm and Risk Reduction
Alison Ritter and Jacqui Cameron
A Review of the Efficacy and Effectiveness of Harm Reduction Strategies for Alcohol, Tobacco and Illicit Drugs
Heino Stover and Joachim Nelles
10 Years of Experience with Needle and Syringe Exchange Programmes in European Prisons
William Miller
Motivational Interviewing
Mark Sobell and Linda Sobell
Controlled Drinking after 25 Years
Project MATCH Research Group
Matching Alcoholism Treatment to Client Heterogeneity
Aaron Beck et al
How Can Cognitive Therapy Help?
Vincent Dole and Marie Nyswander
A Medical Treatment for Diacetylmorphine (Heroin) Addiction
A. Thomas McLellan et al
Is Treatment for Substance Abuse Effective?
Jerome Jaffe and Charles O'Keeffe
From Morphine Clinics to Buprenorphine
Benedikt Fischer et al
Heroin-Assisted Treatment (HAT) a Decade Later
VOLUME SIX: CURRENT TRENDS, CONTINUING ISSUES AND NEW CHALLENGES
Louisa Degenhardt et al
Toward a Global View of Alcohol, Tobacco, Cannabis and Cocaine Use
Jürgen Rehm et al
Global Burden of Disease and Injury and Economic Cost Attributable to Alcohol Use and Alcohol-Use Disorders
Thoroddur Bjarnason, Andreea Steriu and Anna Kokkevi
Cannabis Supply and Demand Reduction
Richard Wilsnack et al.
Gender and Alcohol Consumption: Patterns from the Multinational Genacis Project
Merrill Singer
Drugs and Development
Susan Beckerleg
'Idle and Disorderly' Khat Users in Western Uganda
Axel Klein
Harm Reduction
K. Mohindra et al
Alcohol Use and Its Consequences in South India
Sheigla Murphy and Marsha Rosenbaum
Not Good Enough to Be Pregnant
Louisa Degenhardt and Wayne Hall
Is Cannabis a Contributory Cause of Psychosis?
Peter Reuter and Franz Trautmann
Key Findings in A Report on Global Illicit Drug Markets, 1998-2007
Josiah Rich, Sarah Wakeman and Samuel Dickman
Medicine and the Epidemic of Incarceration in the United States
Simon Williams et al
Waking up to Sleepiness
Art Van Zee
The Promotion and Marketing of OxyContin
Wayne Hall and Adrian Carter
Is Deep Brain Stimulation a Prospective 'Cure' for Addiction?
Royal College of Psychiatrists
'Executive Summary and Recommendations' and 'Introduction' in Our Invisible Addicts: First Report of the Older Persons' Substance Misuse Working Group of the Royal College of Psychiatrists
“Betsy Thom and Susanne MacGregor have done the sterling service of compiling an excellent selection of the classic papers in the addiction field for the illumination of its students and practitioners. These volumes deserve to be in the library of any university or organisation that is active in the addictions field. They should also be read by any social scientist or humanities scholar with than interest in the field of drug studies and addiction.”
The University of Queensland Centre for Clinical Research, Australia
“This collection of addiction science articles is launched at the right time. It will be an obligatory companion for students in the increasing number of addiction science master or doctoral programs in the European universities. The volumes give a panorama of the state of art of addiction science knowledge. The texts are inspiring by showing the multitude of questions and perspectives, the number of still unsolved questions, and the intellectual fantasy and transgressions of disciplinary boundaries needed for good addiction research. The article format stimulates the condensed and efficient presentation of ideas and findings, as already many of the titles show. It has an English language and culture bias. Still this will surely be a classical work, a document of the phase in addiction research, when it had reached a mature state, and before the global balance changed.”
editor-in-chief at Nordic Centre for Welfare and Social Isssues, Finland
