Drugs and alcohol: social aspects Books
Headline Publishing Group The A-Z of Binning the Booze
Book SynopsisYour journey to a happy, alcohol-free life begins right here...From the bestselling founder of Soberistas.com comes this personal, unpreachy manual for getting you off the booze to a place where you can enjoy not drinking and become the person you want to be.The A-Z Of Binning The Booze is an honest, realistic approach to learning how to survive the pressures of living without alcohol, written from the personal experience of an ex binge drinker, who stopped boozing and has never looked back. This book covers practical topics such as:How to enjoy alcohol-free weekends and holidaysThe benefits of a booze-free love lifeHow exercise, nutrition and mindfulness can help you on your journeyDiscover all the solutions you'll need for making the transformation to a new happier, healthier you!Trade Review"This book will help anyone trying to choose sobriety over a life of alcohol dependency. Personal, passionate, convincing." -- Alastair Campbell
£9.99
The University of Chicago Press No Smoking The Ethical Issues
Book Synopsis
£14.87
The University of Chicago Press Learning to Smoke
Book SynopsisWhy do people smoke? Taking a unique approach to this question, Jason Hughes moves beyond the usual focus on biological addiction to demonstrate how sociocultural and personal understandings of smoking crucially affect the way people experience it.Trade Review"Learning to Smoke makes very original arguments about the use of tobacco in Western societies. Mindful of major sociological theories and nicely supported by a wealth of historical documentation, this study will find an enthusiastic audience among both specialists and anyone interested in the smoking problem." - Howard Becker, University of California, Santa Barbara
£31.35
Columbia University Press Substance Abuse Intervention Prevention
Book SynopsisFreeman advocates strengths-centered policies as the means to empower clients and communities. Supplemented by case examples, this book outlines basic empowerment principles and practices, offers a context for power, policy, and funding decisions, and examines the needs of special populations.Table of ContentsSeries Editor's Note Foreword, by Lorraine Gutierrez Preface and Acknowledgments Part 1. Foundations of Empowerment Principles and Practice in Substance Abuse Services 1. Conceptual, Theoretical, and Research Issues Related to Empowerment Practice 2. Understanding the Substance Abuse and Addiction Process from an Empowerment Perspective Part 2. The Multilevel Substance Abuse Service System: A Context for Power, Policy, and Funding Decisions 3. The Substance Abuse Policy and Funding Subsystem: Sociopolitical and Power Issues 4. The Community Development and Primary Group Subsystem: Sources of Power, Resiliency, and Substance Abuse Prevention 5. The Substance Abuse Program Subsystem: Organizational, Administrative, and Direct Service Issues Part 3. An Empowered Substance Abuse Service Delivery Process: Expanding the Client-Centered Continuum of Care 6. Intervention: An Empowerment-Based Preservice Foundation for Prevention and Rehabilitation 7. Community Prevention: Empowerment, Systems Change, and Culturally Sensitive Evaluation 8. Assessment: Clients as Experts on Their Experiences, Recovery Motivation, and Power Resources 9. Group Approaches to Collective Empowerment in Rehab, Self-Help, and Prevention Programs 10. Family-Centered Rehabilitative Services: Intergenerational and Nuclear Family Empowerment and Evaluation Strategies 11. Building on Cultural Diversity in Client-Centered Individual Work: Implications for Self-Empowerment 12. Phased Services During Aftercare and Termination: Evaluation of Empowerment Outcomes Part 4. Empowering, Microcosm, and Empowered Substance Abuse Programs: The Voices of Special Populations 13. New Alternatives: A Drug and Alcohol Rehab Program for a Multicultural Adolescent Population 14. Restore and Repair: Perinatal Rehab Services for Women and Children 15. Recovery Works: Rehab Services for Adults with Dual Diagnoses 16. Dareisa Rehab Services: A Culture-Specific Program for African American Adults Epilogue. Lessons Learned from Empowerment Research: Implications for the Future of Empowerment Practice References Index
£54.40
University of Illinois Press Sex Testing
Book SynopsisTrade ReviewA Choice Outstanding Academic Title, 2016 "Sex Testing is the first comprehensive account of the various sex and gender tests that sports authorities have devised from the 1930s on for female athletes. It offers great documentation of significant developments, well-written throughout, accompanied by incisive, penetrating insights as to what is going on below the surface in the world of women's sports. It is a stellar, informative read that public libraries should acquire. It is certainly, above all, a scholarly resource that colleges and universities should purchase."--ARETE, publication of the Sport Literature Association."Sociology of gender scholars will find the book of interest given its historical evidence of the ways in which sex testing reflected 'larger cultural perceptions of womanhood' in the twentieth century."--Gender and Society"Pieper's well-written and carefully crafted narrative and analysis provides enormous insight into a topic previously unexplored at such depth."--Sport History Review"Pieper does an exceptional job of detailing the history and methods of sex/gender testing and of connecting the phenomenon to larger sociological issues about appropriate physical activity for women. . . . Essential."--Choice"Chock full of terrific research from primary sources. . . . Pieper's message comes through loud and clear: sex testing is a political act. It is about enforcing gender norms, not ensuring fair play."--Women's Review of Books"Pieper takes on the complex and infinitely important topic of sex testing in women's sport with fresh insight and a measured hand. In the process, she deftly unpacks how attempts to 'control' sex are continually fraught with elements of sexism, gender anxieties, and geopolitical tensions. This is an enlightening and necessarily disturbing analysis."--Jaime Schultz, author of Qualifying Times: Points of Change in U.S. Women's Sport"For the first time, someone is pulling together the complete history of sex testing in sport. A very important book that makes a significant and unique contribution."--Alison M. Wrynn, former editor, Journal of Sports History"A timely and important book, the first in-depth history of its kind. Rich in detail and thorough in research, it is a must read for understanding the multiple layers of politics and ideology that inform gender policing in sport."--Kathryn Henne, author of Testing for Athlete Citizenship: Regulating Doping and Sex in Sport
£77.35
LUP - University of Michigan Press Germans on Drugs The Complications of
Book SynopsisPresents a study of the creation of youth drug culture in Hamburg during the 1960s and 1970s and an exploration of the paradoxes of modernization. Placing Hamburg's drug scene within national and international contexts, this book examines the ways in which mass consumerism created complicated forms of resistance to state power and cultural norms.Trade ReviewGermans on Drugs covers all aspects of the topic: production, distribution, consumption, practices of social agencies, public discourse, and governmental action. The book presents a vast amount of new insight into a subject that has never before been analyzed systematically. This will be an important contribution to the history of the consumer society in the 20th century. - Detlef Siegfried, Faculty of the Humanities, University of Copenhagen
£31.96
John Wiley and Sons Ltd Relapse Prevention for Addictive Behaviours
Book SynopsisRelapse prevention applies cognitive-behavioural strategies and lifestyle procedures to treat people with addiction problems. Other available literature on relapse prevention tends to be theoretical in nature; this book fulfils the need for a practical manual showing how therapists should carry out this form of treatment. It is based on the actual experience of the authors in using relapse prevention methods and provides working details on the different topics to be covered in each group or individual session. ''Homework'' assignments are also provided and a chapter is devoted to ''trouble shooting'' - how to deal with the potential problems encountered in this type of therapy.Table of ContentsIntroductory overview;. Getting started;. Anxiety;. High-risk situations;. Thinking errors;. Psychological traps;. Assertion;. Decision making and problem solving;. Lifestyle balance;. Depression;. Putting it all together;. Troubleshooting
£41.75
Princeton University Press Scripting Addiction
Book SynopsisTakes readers into the ritualized world of mainstream American addiction treatment. This book explores the puzzling question: why do addiction counselors dedicate themselves to reconciling drug users' relationship to language in order to reconfigure their relationship to drugs?Trade ReviewWinner of the 2012 Edward Sapir Book Prize, Society for Linguistic Anthropology "[A] fresh and thought-provoking perspective on the interaction between addiction professionals and their clients. [Scripting Addiction] is also a remarkable window onto American personhood in general. It shows in unusually precise terms how this personhood is produced by linguistic interactions that shape the institutions in which they occur."--Lorna Rhodes, Social Service Review "In simplest terms, this book can be read as an ethnographic description of a mandated outpatient drug-treatment program for homeless women. In another sense, it includes a brief history of changing views toward social work in the US since the 1950s. Although not explicitly organized as such, it is also a thoughtful, critical commentary on the rationale, methods, and efficacy of such treatment."--Choice "Summerson Carr's focus on linguistic practices is a refreshing approach to studying welfare, addiction, and therapy, exposing the way language gets nudged around to yield things that resemble palatable truths."--Chantal Butchinsky, Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute "The added value of this ethnography lies in its uncovering of the profound impact of ideological assumptions about language and of ideology in language on everyday institutional practices and, ultimately, the everyday lives of clients by providing a detailed account of institutional practices in mainstream American addiction treatment."--Karen Mogendorff, Social Anthropology "There is much to like about this intriguing and subtly argued book. Its human interest and drama, as the story of Rhonda and Louise suggests, is not the least of it. I came away from the detailed scenes of interviews and board meetings impressed with Carr's intelligence and thoughtfulness as an ethnographer. Readers can get a vivid sense of both clients and staff. Best of all is how concrete this study is... Carr's evidence and analysis are clear. She reveals a living language, whose flow she traces from intake interviews, to therapy sessions, to client case meetings, to board rooms."--Stephanie Muravchik, Society "Scripting Addiction screams with many voices that there is no neutral language (Bakhtin, 1984). Therefore, it is a powerful call to better realize what is happening in and through language at sites all around us that carry huge potential to either serve humankind, or cause suffering. It is an important and well-articulated call."--Mark A. Leeman, Discourse StudiesTable of ContentsList of Illustrations ix Acknowledgments xi Introduction: Considering the Politics of Therapeutic Language 1 Chapter One: Identifying Icons and the Policies of Personhood 23 Chapter Two: Taking Them In and Talking It Out 49 Chapter Three: Clinographies of Addiction 85 Chapter Four: Addicted Indexes and Metalinguistic Fixes 121 Chapter Five: Therapeutic Scenes on an Administrative Stage 151 Chapter Six: Flipping the Script 190 Conclusion 224 Notes 239 References 279 Index 317
£33.25
Johns Hopkins University Press Creating the American Junkie
Book SynopsisBy 1940, Acker concludes, a particular configuration of ideas about opiate addiction was firmly in place and remained essentially stable until the enormous demographic changes in drug use of the 1960s and 1970s prompted changes in the understanding of addiction-and in public policy.Trade ReviewA well-written and thoughtful book... Acker presents a fascinating account of how addicts' negative image came to dominate public and official perceptions, as well as how it forced some users into the mold. Her careful analysis of research findings will make this book of interest to historians, drug-abuse workers, and anyone else who wants to examine the origins of American drug policy. -- David F. Musto, M.D. New England Journal of Medicine Fascinating... A compelling journey through drug-addiction history... This book lays a firm foundation for re-evaluating our approach to the study of addiction. -- George F. Koob Nature Medicine Draws on familiar themes to create a novel and compelling portrait of the times. -- Jim Baumohl Journal of American History This book makes its most original contribution by probing the intersecting interests of professionals and policy makers who believed in managing the drug problem through a self-conscious combination of legal control and scientific knowledge... Acker's history of drug policy and science during the first two-thirds of the twentieth century illustrates the recent guise of an old social divide between deserving and undeserving Americans. -- Ellen Herman American Historical Review A thorough and compelling survey. -- Mike Jay Medical History A fine book, convincingly arguing its central points, and in the process concisely making a significant original contribution to an intensely studied field. -- Nicolas Rasmussen Metascience A critical text for scholars and policy makers alike that underscores the importance of interdisciplinary approaches to developing anything approaching an accurate model of substance-dependence and humane policies for dealing with people dependent on opiates. -- Robin Pappas Metapsychology While harm reduction supporters will find this book validating, readers do not need to subscribe to this particular drug policy alternative to find Dr. Acker's book to be filled with fascinating stories about the people and the ideas which have shaped today's ptiched battles in the drug policy wars. -- Robert L. DuPont, M.D. JAMA 2003 Provides an excellent foundation for understanding not only the prevailing attitudes of the day but also the influence of those attitudes on current policy and theories of addiction. -- Chris Stewart Criminal Justice Review 2005Table of ContentsContents: Introduction 1 Heroin Addiction and Urban Vice Reform 2 The Opportunistic Approach 3 The Technological Fix: The Search for a Nonaddicting Analgesic 4 Constructing the Addict Career 5 The Junkie as Psychopath 6 Healing Vision and Bureaucratic Reality 7 The Addict in the Social Body Conclusion Notes Acknowledgments Index
£42.75
Stanford University Press The Economics of Excess
Book SynopsisThis book investigates the effectiveness of current drug and alcohol policies through an economic lens.Trade Review"This must addition to the reading list of courses in behavioral economics and health economics would also be of value to students of economic policy. Students will benefit from Winter's careful delineation of differences in the assumptions used in models and the differences in findings that result from choices in empirical testing. . . Highly recommended."—M. H. Lesser, Choice"As an introduction to and assessment of important social and health-related issues, this volume is highly readable and non-technical, and it makes for thought-provoking reading."—Health Affairs"This is a wide-ranging overview of a vast literature that summarizes highly technical material in an easily accessible and non-technical manner. Winter is to be commended for his selection of topics and studies to emphasize."—Joni Hersch, Vanderbilt Law School"Harold Winter's superbly written diagnosis of smoking, obesity, and alcohol abuse shows the tremendous power of economic analysis in illuminating these most challenging risky behaviors. The Economics of Excess provides an engaging tour through issues such as addiction as well as a deft assessment of paternalistic interventions."—W. Kip Viscusi, University Distinguished Professor of Law, Economics, and Management, Vanderbilt University"Here's an enthusiastic (though suitably sober) toast to The Economics of Excess! It provides a lively and accessible introduction to the new behavioral economics of addiction, rescuing an intrinsically fascinating topic from the tedium of scholarly formalisms. It's a great initiation for students and teachers alike."—Philip J. Cook, Duke University and author of Paying the Tab: The Costs and Benefits of Alcohol Control
£98.60
Stanford University Press The Economics of Excess
Book SynopsisThis book investigates the effectiveness of current drug and alcohol policies through an economic lens.Trade Review"This must addition to the reading list of courses in behavioral economics and health economics would also be of value to students of economic policy. Students will benefit from Winter's careful delineation of differences in the assumptions used in models and the differences in findings that result from choices in empirical testing. . . Highly recommended."—M. H. Lesser, Choice"As an introduction to and assessment of important social and health-related issues, this volume is highly readable and non-technical, and it makes for thought-provoking reading."—Health Affairs"This is a wide-ranging overview of a vast literature that summarizes highly technical material in an easily accessible and non-technical manner. Winter is to be commended for his selection of topics and studies to emphasize."—Joni Hersch, Vanderbilt Law School"Harold Winter's superbly written diagnosis of smoking, obesity, and alcohol abuse shows the tremendous power of economic analysis in illuminating these most challenging risky behaviors. The Economics of Excess provides an engaging tour through issues such as addiction as well as a deft assessment of paternalistic interventions."—W. Kip Viscusi, University Distinguished Professor of Law, Economics, and Management, Vanderbilt University"Here's an enthusiastic (though suitably sober) toast to The Economics of Excess! It provides a lively and accessible introduction to the new behavioral economics of addiction, rescuing an intrinsically fascinating topic from the tedium of scholarly formalisms. It's a great initiation for students and teachers alike."—Philip J. Cook, Duke University and author of Paying the Tab: The Costs and Benefits of Alcohol Control
£25.19
Rutgers University Press Pregnant Women on Drugs Combating Stereotypes and
Book SynopsisThrough interviews with 120 pregnant, or recently delivered, drug-using women, this book examines pregnant drug addicts make choices about drug use, pregnancy and pre-natal care. The authors seek to understand the feelings and motivations of the women themselves.Table of ContentsAcknowledgments 1. Wayward Wombs 2. Setting the Stage: Life before Pregnancy 3. The Troubled Trajectory of Pregnancy 4. Harm Perception and Harm Reduction 5. The Final Showdown: Birth and Delivery 6. "Not Good Enough to be Pregnant": Conclusions and Policy Implications Appendix 1. Women Talking to Women: Methodological and Theoretical Perspectives Appendix 2. PAD Project Participants Notes References Index
£25.19
Rutgers University Press Comprehending Drug Use Ethnographic Research at
Book SynopsisComprehending Drug Use, the first full-length critical overview of the use of ethnographic methods in drug research, synthesizes more than one hundred years of study on the human encounter with psychotropic drugs.Trade Review"For anyone wanting to obtain a better sense of the range and diversity of historical and contemporary ethnographic research on drugs, this fine book will clearly be the one to consult." -- Geoffrey Hunt * Institute for Scientific Analysis *"Productive and imaginative anthropologists Page and Singer provide a succinct history of the century-long, rapidly expanding field of drug studies. Clear, well written, and neatly organized, this book fills a gap in the literatures of both drug studies and anthropology. Highly recommended." * Choice *"For anyone wanting to obtain a better sense of the range and diversity of historical and contemporary ethnographic research on drugs, this fine book will clearly be the one to consult." -- Geoffrey Hunt * Institute for Scientific Analysis *"Productive and imaginative anthropologists Page and Singer provide a succinct history of the century-long, rapidly expanding field of drug studies. Clear, well written, and neatly organized, this book fills a gap in the literatures of both drug studies and anthropology. Highly recommended." * Choice *Table of ContentsThrough ethnographic eyes The emergence of drug ethnography Systematic modernist ethnography and ethnopharmacology Drug ethnography since the emergence of AIDS Drugs and globalization: from the ground up and the sky down The conduct of drug ethnography: risks, rewards, and ethical quandaries in drug research careers Career paths in drug-related ethnography: from falling to calling Gender and drug use: drug ethnography by women about women The future of drug ethnography as reflected in recent developments
£29.70
Rutgers University Press Smoking Privileges
a huge range and FREE tracked UK delivery on ALL orders.
£105.40
New York University Press Lighting Up
Book SynopsisAt a time when just about everyone knows that smoking is bad for you, why do so many college students smoke? Is it a short lived phase or do they continue throughout the college years? And what happens after college, when they enter the real world? This book deals with these questions.Trade Review"Why does college-age smoking persist at notable and alarming levels while smoking in the adult US population has significantly declined over the past four decades? Mimi Nichter disentangles and illuminates the lure and social gains of smoking on campus through rich ethnographic accounts. This book helps to unravel the complexity of incentives to smoke among college-age students." -- Linda A. Bennett,author of The Alcoholic Family"Anthropologist Nichter presents an important new contribution to the literature on youth smoking of interest to both tobacco researchers and general readers." * Choice *"Lighting Upbrings voice to the young adult college & smoker and nuanced meanings and interpretation of labels, exploring variations in smoking profile even within this defined population.Lighting Upis a good introduction to understanding the multiplicity of voices and the benefits of using alternative methods to reveal subtleties in meanings and identities of young adult smokers." * PsycCRITIQUES *Table of ContentsContents Acknowledgments ix 1. "It's No Big Deal" 1 2. Profiles and Progressions 24 3. Smoking and Drinking: "It's Like Milk and Cookies!" 45 4. What's Gender Got to Do with It? 74 5. Reconsidering Smoking as a Weight-Control Strategy 101 6. The Slippery Slope 120 7. Tipping Points: Stress, Boredom, and Romance 148 8. Quit Talk 169 9. Looking Forward: Uncertain Trajectories 194 Appendix: Methods 207 Notes 219 References 233 Index 253 About the Author 263
£22.79
John Wiley & Sons Inc A Practitioners Guide to Cannabis
Book SynopsisInform and improve your practice with this comprehensive resource on cannabis use and abuse A Practitioner''s Guide to Cannabis expertly cuts through the political and cultural noise surrounding cannabis use and provides a relevant, timely, and agnostic analysis of cannabis use and abuse. Incisive and insightful, this book assists behavioral health practitioners to increase their skills in screening, assessment, and intervention while helping them to adopt evidence-based practices. Health care providers will come to rely on this comprehensive resource to understand the risks of cannabis use and to provide a set of intervention strategies effective in a variety of settings. The book covers topics crucial for understanding the work of behavioral health and health practitioners dealing with cannabis issues, including: the complexities of cannabis science our cultural interpretations of the use of cannabis the risks involTable of ContentsContents 1 Introduction 1 2 What is Cannabis? 5 The Geographical and Historical Origins of Cannabis 6 History of the Medicinal Use of Cannabis 7 Recent US History of Cannabis Use 9 Factors Influencing Cannabis Legalization in the United States 10 3 The Chemistry of Cannabis 13 Psychoactive Chemicals in Cannabis 13 Synthetic Cannabinoids 15 Cannabinoids and the Human Body 17 The Changing Chemistry of Cannabis and Synthetics 19 4 Cannabis Use in the United States 20 Potential Effects of Legalization of Cannabis in the United States 20 Risks and CUD 22 Risks Pertaining to Cannabis Delivery Methods and Potency 24 5 Cannabis, its Recreational Use, and its Effects 27 Recreational Use of Cannabis 29 Pregnancy 31 Highway Safety 33 Cognitive Impairment 33 6 Cannabis as Medicine and the User’s Experience 35 Multiple Sclerosis 36 Chronic Pain 36 Epilepsy 38 Cancer 38 Psychiatric Conditions 39 Medical Cannabis Patients Describe Their Experiences 39 Positive Experiences 40 Negative Experiences 41 Recommendations 41 Summary 41 7 A New Approach to Cannabis Screening 42 Universal Screening for Substance Use Disorders 42 Rationale for a Cannabis Screener 43 Cannabis Intervention Screener 44 Development of the CIS 45 Summary of CIS Evaluation Findings 46 Cannabis Use Vs. Misuse Vs. Abuse 48 Implications from CIS Study Findings 51 Orientation to Clinical Interventions Addressing Cannabis Use Disorder 53 Motivational Interviewing and Motivational Enhancement Therapy 53 Brief MI Interaction for Cannabis Misuse 54 Cognitive Behavioral Therapy 55 Intrapersonal Skills Training 57 CBT Introduction 58 The Structure of a Session Delivery: “Law of Thirds” 59 Session 1. Eliciting the Life Movie 64 Clinician Preparation 65 Session 1 Outline and Overview 66 Session 1 Protocol with Scripts 68 Session 1. Eliciting Life Movie and Change Plan Handouts 78 Treatment Information Sheet 79 Eliciting the Life Movie: MI Conversation 81 A Change Plan—Optional 84 Learning New Coping Strategies (Handout) 85 Session 2. Enhancing Awareness 89 Clinician Preparation 90 Session 2 Outline and Overview 91 Session 2 Protocol with Scripts 94 Session 2. Enhancing Situational Awareness Handouts 102 Review of Progress and Between-Session Challenges 103 Alcohol/Cannabis use Awareness Record 104 Alcohol/Cannabis use Awareness Record Example 105 Planning to Feel Good (Optional) 106 Session 3. Learning Assertiveness 107 Clinician Preparation 108 Session 3 Outline and Overview 109 Session 3 Protocol with Scripts 111 Session 3. Learning Assertiveness Handouts 120 Review of Progress and Between-Session Challenges 121 Communication Styles 122 Between-Session Challenge Assertiveness 124 Session 4. Supporting Recovery through Enhanced Social Supports 126 Enhancing Social Support 128 Session 4 Outline and Overview for Enhancing Social Support 129 Session 4 Protocol with Scripts 132 Session 5. Supporting Recovery through Healthy Replacement Activities 136 Clinician Preparation 137 Session 5 Outline and Overview for Enhancing Healthy Replacement Activities 138 Session 5 Protocol with Scripts 140 Session 5. Supporting Recovery Through Healthy Replacement Activities Handouts 143 Review of Progress and Between-Session Challenges 144 Social Support 145 My Social Atom 146 Plan for Seeking Support 147 Increasing Pleasant Activities 148 Engaging in Replacement Activities 149 Session 6. Problem Solving 150 Clinician Preparation 151 Session 6 Outline and Overview 152 Session 6 Protocol with Scripts 155 Session 6. Problem Solving Handouts 163 Review of Progress and Between-Session Challenges 164 Problem Solving 165 Session 7. Handling Urges, Cravings, and Discomfort (urge Surfing) 167 Clinician Preparation 168 Session 7 Outline and Overview 169 Session 7 Protocol with Scripts 172 Session 7. Handling Urges, Cravings, and Discomfort Handouts 186 Coping with Cravings and Discomfort 187 Daily Record of Urges to Use 189 Urge Surfing 190 Session 8. Making Important Life Decisions 192 Clinician Preparation 194 Session 8 Outline and Overview 195 Session 8 Protocol 197 Session 8. Making Important Life Decisions Handouts 201 Clinician’s Quick Reference to Session 8 202 MI Skills and Strategies 204 Readiness-to-Change Ruler 205 Values Exploration 206 My Values 208 Decision-Making Guide 209 Decision-Making Guide Example 211 Thinking About My Use Option 3 213 Session 9. Enhancing Self-awareness 214 Clinician Preparation 215 Session 9 Outline and Overview 216 Session Protocol 217 Session 9. Enhancing Self-Awareness Handouts 227 Clinician’s Quick Reference to Session 9 228 Alcohol/Cannabis Use Awareness Record 229 Alcohol/Cannabis Use Awareness Record (continued) 231 Alcohol/Cannabis Use Awareness Record Example 232 Future Self Letter 233 Relaxation Practice Exercise 234 Session 10. Mindfulness, Meditation, and Stepping Back 235 Clinician Preparation 238 Session 10 Outline and Overview 239 Session Protocol 240 Session 10. Mindfulness, Meditation, and Stepping Back Handouts 246 Clinician’s Quick Reference to Session 10 247 Mindfulness Meditation Instructions 248 Meditation Exercise: On the Riverbank 249 References 250 Index 267
£45.12
John Wiley and Sons Ltd Harm Reduction in Substance Use and HighRisk
Book SynopsisHarm Reduction is a philosophy of public health intended as a progressive alternative to the prohibition of certain potentially dangerous lifestyle choices. Recognising that certain people always have and always will engage in behaviours which carry risks, the aim of harm reduction is to mitigate the potential dangers and health risks associated with those behaviours. Harm Reduction in Substance Use and High-Risk Behaviour offers a comprehensive exploration of the policy, practice and evidence base of harm reduction. Starting with a history of harm reduction, the book addresses key ethical and legal issues central to the debates and developments in the field. It discusses the full range of psychoactive substances, behaviours and communities with chapters on injecting, dance drugs, stimulant use, tobacco harm reduction, alcohol use and sex work. Written by an international team of contributors, this text provides an essential panorama of harm reduction in the 21Trade Review“Overall this book is a very good read for those interested in addiction issues and could be used as an excellent reference book for future policy making in harm reduction.” (Irish Journal of Psychological Medicine, 1 October 2013) Taken overall in the context of its strengths and shortcomings, and as one of the few textbooks of its kind, it is a welcome resource for the field of harm reduction. We would recommend this book to those unfamiliar with the discipline, particularly individuals entering academia and those interested in advocacy and policy. Many sections can be read as stand-alone pieces, to help the reader develop an understanding of fundamental concepts before delving further into research. It is especially valuable if one is interested in harm reduction with respect to the UK contex.” (Drug & Alcohol Review, 15 September 2013) Table of ContentsForeword ix List of Figures and Tables xi List of Contributors xii Section I: Background 1 1 Introduction 3Diane Riley and Richard Pates 2 A Brief History of Harm Reduction 5Diane Riley, Richard Pates, Geoffrey Monaghan and Patrick O’Hare 3 Drug Education or Drug Propaganda? 17Julian Cohen Section II: Policy 31 4 Harm Reduction and International Law: Drug Control vs. Human Rights 33Richard Elliott 5 A Brief, Personal History of Harm Reduction Advocacy 49Dave Burrows 6 Harm Reduction and the Role of Police Services 59Geoffrey Monaghan 7 Harm Reduction in Prisons and Other Places of Detention 77Ralf Jurgens 8 International Security and the Global War on Drugs: The Tragic Irony of Drug Securitisation 101Danny Kushlick 9 The Ethics of Harm Reduction 111Adrian Carter, Peter G. Miller and Wayne Hall 10 Harm Reduction: Contribution to a Critical Appraisal from the Perspective of People Who Use Drugs 124Eliot Ross Albert Section III: Specific Interventions 133 11 Injecting 135Richard Pates, Robert Heimer and Danny Morris 12 Recovery and Harm Reduction: Time for a Shared, Development-Oriented, Programmatic Approach? 155Neil Hunt 13 Harm Reduction for Stimulants 171Diane Riley and Richard Pates 14 Ecstasy and Related Drugs (ERDs) and Harm Reduction 184Paul Dillon, Professor Jan Copeland and Edmund Silins 15 Alcohol: Harm Reduction 196Tina Alwyn and Bev John 16 Tobacco Harm Reduction 213Jonathan Foulds and Steven Branstetter 17 Drugs and Harm Reduction: Cannabis and the Cannabinoids 229Stefan Brugger, Laurence J. Reed, James Stone and David J. Nutt 18 The Resurrection of Psychedelic Research 246Amanda Fielding 19 Harm Reduction and Sex Workers: A New Zealand Response: Taking the Harm Out of the Law 252Catherine Healy, Calum Bennachie and Raewyn Marshall 20 Harm Minimisation: Gambling 263Sally Gainsbury and Alex Blaszczynski 21 Young People and Harm Reduction in the UK: A Community Perspective 279Mags Maher 22 Making Tools for Harm Reduction: The Story of Exchange Supplies 289Jon Derricott Section IV: Regions 299 23 Harm Reduction in Central and Eastern Europe 301Tomas Zabransky, Jean Paul Grund, Alisher Latypov, David Otiashvili, Raminta Stuikyte, Otilia Scutelniciuc and Pavlo Smyrnov 24 Harm Reduction in Western Europe 322Richard Pates 25 Harm Reduction in Russia, South West and Central Asia 335Tomas Zabransky, Alisher Latypov, Ivan Varentsov, David Otiashvili and Jean Paul Grund 26 Harm Reduction in South, South East and East Asia 354Jimmy Dorabjee 27 History and Context of Harm Reduction in the United States 370Lisa Moore and Allan Clear 28 Harm Reduction in Canada: The Many Faces of Regression 382Walter Cavalierri and Diane Riley 29 Harm Reduction in Latin America and the Caribbean 395Diana Rossi 30 Policy and Practice in Harm Reduction in Australasia 405Alex Wodak, John Ryan, Patrick Griffiths, Ingrid van Beek, Monica J. Barratt, Simon Lenton, Kate Dolan, Ana Rodas, Geoffrey Noller and Michael Farrell 31 Harm Reduction in Sub-Saharan Africa 425Bruce Trathen, Charles D.H. Parry and Neo K. Morojele 32 Overview of the Harm Reduction Situation in the Middle East and North Africa 444Jallal Toufiq Section V: Conclusions 455 33 Conclusions 457Richard Pates and Diane Riley Index 461
£44.60
Bristol University Press Alcohol and Moral Regulation
Book SynopsisInformed by historical research and sociological analysis, this book helps readers re-evaluate their understandings of British drinking culture. It is essential readying for students and academics.Trade Review"A provocative analysis of the interrelated moral and legal frameworks through which alcohol consumption has been regulated in Britain since the 18th century." British Journal of Criminology"An enjoyable book [that] offers an important perspective on Britain’s historical relationship with alcohol." Law Crime and History“This is a significant and original work which synthesises a comprehensive grasp of the legal history of alcohol in England with a sensitive application of the relatively new conceptual framework of moral regulation and thus reshapes our understanding of the complex of factors shaping past and present control of alcohol consumption.” Professor Charles Critcher, Sheffield Hallam University"This engaging text is a `must-read’ for anyone interested in moral panics, and should be read widely by anyone interested more broadly in the medicalisation of society and its problems, or in the practice of `legislating for one’s own good’. It is an important and timely study, and should be widely read." Dr Judith Rowbotham, Director, SOLON, and Associate Research Fellow, Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, University of London"In his historical account, Yeomans teases apart the actual threat posed by alcohol consumption versus what has been portrayed to date and the levels of public anxiety about it. His work provides deep background and encourages readers to reflect on and question dominant alarmist narratives perpetuated in the media. This book is an integral starting point for any reader interested in a critical analysis of British media portrayal of public attitudes towards alcohol. More specifically, it would appeal to an interdisciplinary audience (sociologists, media scholars, historians, legal scholars etc.) interested in a historical approach to alcohol studies." Sociology of Health & Illness"Yeomans' thought-provoking book explores how laws and beliefs regarding alcohol evolved in Britain. The historical analysis is useful for contextualizing present-day debates about alcohol-related issues." -Tiffany Bergin, Kent State University, USATable of ContentsThinking about drinking; Temperance and teetotalism; Balancing act or spirited measures?; The apogee of the temperance movement; An age of permissiveness; Alcohol, crime and disorder; Health, harm and risk; Conclusion: spirited measures and Victorian hangovers.
£77.39
Bristol University Press Women and Alcohol
Book SynopsisThis research and practice based book considers the social meaning of women's alcohol use and its treatment, raising concerns about the political role of treatment' in making women behave, or to be well'. It challenges current policy and practice in the field, and aims to develop a new approach to women's drinking.Trade Review"A necessary exploration of the centrality of gender to the contested politics of alcohol mis(use). The diverse contributions expertly critique the stigmatisation of female drinkers across media and policy discourses and medical practice interventions." Thomas Thurnell-Read, Coventry UniversityTable of ContentsIntroduction ~ Patsy Staddon; Part One: The social construction of women’s alcohol use; The context for a social model of alcohol use ~ Peter Beresford; Alcohol and moral regulation in historical context ~ Rachel McErlain; Normalisation of hedonism? Challenging convergence culture through ethnographic studies of alcohol consumption by young adults - a feminist exploration ~ Shane Blackman, Laura Doherty and Robert McPherson; Alcohol, young women’s culture and gender hierarchies ~ Alison Mackiewicz; Domestic abuse and women’s use of alcohol ~ Sarah Galvani, with Christine Toft; Part Two: Different women, different perspectives; Older women and alcohol ~ Marian Barnes and Lizzie Ward; The silences in our dance: Black Caribbean women and alcohol (mis)use ~ Laura Serrant; A drink in my hand: why 'putting down the glass' may be too simple a solution for lesbian women ~ Lyndsey Moon and Patsy Staddon; Been there, seen that, done It! An auto-ethnographic narrative account of alcohol use ~ Lyndsey Moon; Part Three: A social approach to women's alcohol treatment; The right 'space' for women: effective treatment in primary care for women’s dependent and problematic alcohol consumption ~ Jeff Fernandez; Responding to women’s alcohol problems through adult community learning provision ~ Lydia Lewis; What alcohol support women say they need: evidence from service user-led research and practice ~ Patsy Staddon; The social model in alcohol treatment services: the impact for women ~ Daisy Bogg, with Terry Bogg; Conclusion ~ Patsy Staddon.
£27.54
University of Toronto Press Substances Welfare and Social Relations
Book SynopsisThrough rich and poignant stories and critical analysis of policy, this book sheds light on what it is like, and how it feels, to manage substance use while simultaneously on welfare.Table of ContentsAcknowledgments 1. Introduction Part I: Contextualizing and Embedding Experience 2. Situating the Study of Substances, Welfare, and Social Relations 3. Knowing Addiction Part II: Lives as Lived 4. Becoming a Substance User 5. Being an Object of Welfare 6. Being a User, Sober, or in Recovery on Welfare 7. Being Part of Families and Social Support Relationships 8. Beginning Anew, and Recovery Part III: Destigmatization, Hope, and Potential for Change 9. Supporting Substance Users on Welfare: Of Hope among Us Index
£44.10
University of Toronto Press Substances Welfare and Social Relations
Book SynopsisThrough rich and poignant stories and critical analysis of policy, this book sheds light on what it is like, and how it feels, to manage substance use while simultaneously on welfare.Table of ContentsAcknowledgments 1. Introduction Part I: Contextualizing and Embedding Experience 2. Situating the Study of Substances, Welfare, and Social Relations 3. Knowing Addiction Part II: Lives as Lived 4. Becoming a Substance User 5. Being an Object of Welfare 6. Being a User, Sober, or in Recovery on Welfare 7. Being Part of Families and Social Support Relationships 8. Beginning Anew, and Recovery Part III: Destigmatization, Hope, and Potential for Change 9. Supporting Substance Users on Welfare: Of Hope among Us Index
£21.59
Cornell University Press Politics under the Influence
Book SynopsisYou know just how serious a problem alcoholism has become for our country. Frankly speaking, it has taken on the proportions of a national disaster. So spoke Russian President Dmitry Medvedev in 2009 as the government launched its latest anti-alcohol campaign. Challenging the standard narrative of top-down implementation of policy, Anna Bailey's Politics under the Influence breaks new ground in the analysis of Russian alcoholism and the politics of the Putin regime.The state is supposed to make policy in the national interest, to preserve the nation's health against the ravages inflicted by widespread alcohol abuse. In fact, Bailey shows, the Russian state is deeply divided, and policy is commonly a result of the competitive interactions of stakeholders with vested interests. Politics under the Influence turns a spotlight on the powerful vodka industry whose ties to Putin's political elite have grown in influence since 2009. She details how that lobby has used tTrade ReviewThis is a well-constructed, detailed study of recent governmental action regarding alcohol in Russia with relevance for political scientists, public health researchers, historians, and policymakers. Bailey does an excellent job, using a vast array of sources woven together in convincing narratives, of bringing illumination to the "black box" of public policy construction under Putin. * The Russian Review *In this detailed analysis of the Russian state's ambivalent attitude toward vodka, Anna Bailey argues that excessive alcohol consumption has plagued Russian society for centuries. * Survival: Global Politics and Strategy *This is a well-researched, useful and practical analysis of a problem which has beset Russia for centuries: how to control the Russian love of alcohol—given its highly negative effect on public order and the country's demographic situation—without significantly endangering the income that it produces in the form of (paid) taxes that contribute to the country's economic and social development? * Europe-Asia Studies *Table of ContentsIntroduction: The Contradictions of Alcohol Policy 1. Feeding the State: Vodka from Tsarism to Communism 2. Soviet Policy Doublethink 3. The Parasites Feed: State Capture under Yeltsin 4. Regaining State Control under Putin 5. The Judo Gang: Informal Networks and Perceptions of Power 6. An All-Powerful Regulator 7. Beer: The New Pretender on the Russian Alcohol Market 8. The Brewer's Nemesis in the Duma 9. "Vodka Is Our Enemy, but Who Said We're Afraid of Enemies?" 10. From Illegality to Demography: Alcohol Policy Paradigms 11. The New Antialcohol Network 12. Medveded and the Antialcohol Initiative 13. Alcohol Policy as Battleground: The 2011 Alcohol Law 14. The Campaign is Over, but the Battle Continues Conclusion: What Alcohol Tells Us about Russian Politics Appendix 1: Methodology and Research Methods Appendix 2: List of Respondents and Statements in the Public Domain Appendix 3: List of Interview Questions Notes Bibliography
£23.74
Cornell University Press Narkomania
Book SynopsisAgainst the backdrop of a post-Soviet state set aflame by geopolitical conflict and violent revolution, Narkomania considers whether substance use disorders are everywhere the same and whether our responses to drug use presuppose what kind of people those who use drugs really are. Jennifer J. Carroll''s ethnography is a story about public health and international efforts to quell the spread of HIV. Carroll focuses on Ukraine where the prevalence of HIV among people who use drugs is higher than in parts of sub-Saharan Africa and unpacks the arguments and myths surrounding medication-assisted treatment (MAT) in Ukraine. What she presents in Narkomania forces us to question drug policy, its uses, and its effects on normal citizens.Carroll uses her findings to explore what people who use drugs can teach us about the contemporary societies emerging in post-Soviet space. With examples of how MAT has been politicized, how drug use has been tied to ideas of good citizenTrade ReviewViolence and war are inevitably entangled with public health crises. Jennifer Carroll's book vividly shows how those crises are made even worse when unfounded assumptions lead to the condemnation of certain groups * Current History *Carroll efficiently explores how the term addiction allows for all kinds of contradictory and composite meanings. * The Lancet *Jennifer Carroll has done a magistral job in helping the rest of us understand the global and local processes that have produced the current predicament of Ukrainian injecting drug users. The single most cautionary aspect of this book lies in its warning against the use of dismissive presence in society. * Medical Anthropology Quarterly *Narkomania is an important contribution to the field of medical anthropology, but the author's unique perspective and extensive fieldwork make it relevant across Ukrainian studies. Carroll creates a tapestry in which drug use and addiction are seamlessly interwoven with political changes that are resonant far beyond Ukraine's borders. * Harvard Ukrainian Studies *This book is a novel, poignant, and sincere contribution to anthropology and to Ukrainian studies. It will make a thought-provoking read for anyone researching or interested in contemporary Ukraine and its vulnerable population, including students, policymakers, and government employees. * Anthropologica *
£97.20
Cornell University Press Narkomania
Book SynopsisAgainst the backdrop of a post-Soviet state set aflame by geopolitical conflict and violent revolution, Narkomania considers whether substance use disorders are everywhere the same and whether our responses to drug use presuppose what kind of people those who use drugs really are. Jennifer J. Carroll''s ethnography is a story about public health and international efforts to quell the spread of HIV. Carroll focuses on Ukraine where the prevalence of HIV among people who use drugs is higher than in parts of sub-Saharan Africa and unpacks the arguments and myths surrounding medication-assisted treatment (MAT) in Ukraine. What she presents in Narkomania forces us to question drug policy, its uses, and its effects on normal citizens.Carroll uses her findings to explore what people who use drugs can teach us about the contemporary societies emerging in post-Soviet space. With examples of how MAT has been politicized, how drug use has been tied to ideas of good citizenTrade ReviewViolence and war are inevitably entangled with public health crises. Jennifer Carroll's book vividly shows how those crises are made even worse when unfounded assumptions lead to the condemnation of certain groups * Current History *Carroll efficiently explores how the term addiction allows for all kinds of contradictory and composite meanings. * The Lancet *Jennifer Carroll has done a magistral job in helping the rest of us understand the global and local processes that have produced the current predicament of Ukrainian injecting drug users. The single most cautionary aspect of this book lies in its warning against the use of dismissive presence in society. * Medical Anthropology Quarterly *Narkomania is an important contribution to the field of medical anthropology, but the author's unique perspective and extensive fieldwork make it relevant across Ukrainian studies. Carroll creates a tapestry in which drug use and addiction are seamlessly interwoven with political changes that are resonant far beyond Ukraine's borders. * Harvard Ukrainian Studies *This book is a novel, poignant, and sincere contribution to anthropology and to Ukrainian studies. It will make a thought-provoking read for anyone researching or interested in contemporary Ukraine and its vulnerable population, including students, policymakers, and government employees. * Anthropologica *
£20.79
University of Massachusetts Press Altering American Consciousness: The History of
Book SynopsisVirtually every American alive has at some point consumed at least one, and very likely more, consciousness altering drug. Even those who actively eschew alcohol, tobacco, and coffee cannot easily avoid the full range of psychoactive substances pervading the culture. If the use of drugs is a constant in American history, the way they have been perceived has varied extensively. Just as the corrupting cigarettes of the early-20th century became the glamorous accessory of Hollywood stars and American GIs in the 1940s, only to fall into public disfavour later as an unhealthy and irresponsible habit, the social significance of every drug changes over time. This work shows how the identity of any psychoactive substance owes as much to its users, their patterns of use, and the cultural context in which the drug is taken, as it owes to the drug's documented physiological effects. Rather than seeing licit drugs and illicit drugs, recreational drugs and medicinal drugs, ""hard"" drugs and ""soft"" drugs as mutually exclusive categories, it challenges readers to consider the ways in which drugs have shifted historically from one category to another.
£24.65
Springer International Publishing AG Women’s Drug Use in Everyday Life
Book SynopsisThis open access book explores the increasing role of psychoactive substances in contemporary everyday life, focussing on women's use. Drawing on an ethnographic study in Sweden, it uses cultural studies and queer phenomenology to analyse the women’s narratives of drug use relating to themes that encompass social, legal, cultural, embodied and gendered perspectives on drugs in the contemporary Western world. It examines topics such as stigma, happiness, children, the body, gifts, the drug market, medication, sickness and health and also the orientation of themselves towards others, to social and cultural norms, to drug laws and to the substances. It discusses how drug related spaces and directions be analysed in terms of gender and class, and how, in turn, the directions of contemporary society and culture can be affected by drug use. It speaks to academics in Sociology, Criminology, Ethnology, Gender studies, Law and History.Table of Contents1. Introduction.- 2. Drugs in historical and contemporary contexts: Legal, cultural, scientific, and geographical.- Drugs and medications.- 4. Meeting points.- 5. Possessing drugs.- 6. Avoiding The Junkie.- 7. Staying appropriate.- 8. Behaving with children.- 8. Behaving with children.- 10. Appropriate drugs.- 11. Negotiating addiction.- 12. Happy using drugs?.- 13. Conclusion.
£33.24
United Nations Narcotic Drugs 2021 (English/French/Spanish
Book SynopsisThis publication contains information about the licit movement of the internationally controlled narcotic drugs included in the Schedules of the 1961 Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs. This includes information on cultivation of opiate raw materials, on extraction of alkaloids from opium, poppy straw and concentrate of poppy straw; on the manufacture of consumption, utilization, and stocks of opiates and opioids; and international global trade in narcotic drugs as well as in individual countries/territories. The publication also contains the estimated requirements of narcotic drugs for each country and territory.Le préambule de la Convention unique de 1961 souligne la préoccupation des États pour la santé et le bien-être de l'humanité. Cette affirmation fondamentale est suivie par la reconnaissance de l'usage médical des stupéfiants et de leur rôle indispensable dans le soulagement de la douleur, ce dont les pays ont besoin pour assurer la disponibilité et prendre des dispositions adéquates. Ces principes ont été réaffirmés dans la Convention sur les substances psychotropes de 1971, dans laquelle il a été ajouté que, s'il était nécessaire de limiter l'utilisation de substances contrôlées à des fins légitimes, leur disponibilité n'aurait pas dû être restreinte indûment. Près de soixante ans après cette proclamation officielle, l'objectif de garantie de la disponibilité n'est toujours pas atteint dans de nombreux pays où des personnes souffrent encore ou meurent de douleur ou n'ont pas accès aux médicaments dont elles ont besoin. Le déséquilibre dans la disponibilité des analgésiques opioïdes est particulièrement préoccupant, car les données montrent que de nombreuses affections nécessitant une prise en charge de la douleur, notamment le cancer, prévalent et augmentent dans les pays à revenu faible et intermédiaire.El preámbulo de la Convención Única de 1961 destaca la preocupación de los Estados por la salud y el bienestar de la humanidad. Esta afirmación fundamental es seguida por el reconocimiento del uso médico de los estupefacientes y su papel indispensable en el alivio del dolor para el cual los países necesitan asegurar la disponibilidad y proporcionar la provisión adecuada. Estos principios se reafirmaron en el Convenio sobre Sustancias Psicotrópicas de 1971 en el que se agregó que, si bien era necesario restringir el uso de sustancias controladas a fines legítimos, su disponibilidad no debería haberse restringido indebidamente. Después de casi sesenta años desde la proclamación oficial, el objetivo de asegurar la disponibilidad aún es difícil de alcanzar en muchos países donde las personas aún sufren o mueren de dolor o no tienen acceso a los medicamentos que necesitan. El desequilibrio en la disponibilidad de analgésicos opioides es particularmente preocupante, ya que los datos muestran que muchas de las afecciones que requieren manejo del dolor, en particular el cáncer, son prevalentes y aumentan en los países de ingresos bajos y medios.
£99.20
United Nations Report of the International Narcotics Control
Book Synopsis
£42.46
United Nations Precursors and chemicals frequently used in the
Book SynopsisThis report summarises the actions taken by Governments and by the International Narcotics Control Board (INCB) on precursors to prevent chemical diversion and to implement the provisions of the United Nations Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances of 1988. The Report contains an account of the activities carried out during the reporting period; provides an overview of the major trends and developments in licit trade and trafficking in and illicit use of individual chemicals; contains a summary of seizures, cases of suspicious and stopped shipments, and diversions or attempted diversions; and details activities associated with illicit drug manufacture
£38.21
United Nations Psychotropic Substances 2022
Book Synopsis
£79.20
United Nations World drug report 2023
Book SynopsisFor the first time since its conception, this year the World Drug Report presents the latest global, regional and subregional estimates of and trends in drug demand and supply in a user-friendly, interactive online format. The new online segment is designed to both enhance and simplify access to the wealth of information provided in the report by presenting the data in the form of succinct key messages supported by interactive graphs, infographics, and maps. Booklet 1 takes the form of an executive summary that sets out points of special interest and policy implications based on analysis of the key findings of the online segment and the thematic booklet 2 and the conclusions that can be drawn from them. The World Drug Report 2023 is aimed not only at fostering greater international cooperation to counter the impact of the world drug problem on health, governance, and security, but also at assisting Member States in anticipating and addressing threats posed by drug markets and mitigating their consequences
£139.20
The Endless Bookcase Finding Rat Park
£17.63
Taylor & Francis Ltd Change or Continuity in Drug Policy The Roles of Science Media and Interest Groups Routledge Frontiers of Criminal Justice
a huge range and FREE tracked UK delivery on ALL orders.
£43.69
Taylor & Francis Mental Health and Otherness
a huge range and FREE tracked UK delivery on ALL orders.
£128.25
Taylor & Francis Ltd The Routledge Handbook of PostProhibition Cannabis Research
a huge range and FREE tracked UK delivery on ALL orders.
£204.25
Taylor & Francis Ltd Doping in Sport
a huge range and FREE tracked UK delivery on ALL orders.
£24.51
Taylor & Francis Ltd Power and Illicit Drugs in the Global South
a huge range and FREE tracked UK delivery on ALL orders.
£39.99
Taylor & Francis Offender Care and Support by Families in Contemporary Japan
a huge range and FREE tracked UK delivery on ALL orders.
£37.99
Taylor & Francis Ltd Treating Heroin Addiction in Norway
a huge range and FREE tracked UK delivery on ALL orders.
£128.25
Taylor & Francis Ltd Treating Heroin Addiction in Norway
a huge range and FREE tracked UK delivery on ALL orders.
£37.99
Taylor & Francis Ltd Drug Law Enforcement Policing and Harm Reduction
a huge range and FREE tracked UK delivery on ALL orders.
£118.75
Taylor & Francis Ltd Drug Law Enforcement Policing and Harm Reduction
a huge range and FREE tracked UK delivery on ALL orders.
£35.99
Taylor & Francis Ltd Trusting Recovery and Desistance
a huge range and FREE tracked UK delivery on ALL orders.
£128.25
Taylor & Francis Ltd Becoming with Care in Drug Treatment Services
a huge range and FREE tracked UK delivery on ALL orders.
£118.75
Taylor & Francis Ltd Treating Drug Abusers
a huge range and FREE tracked UK delivery on ALL orders.
£44.64
Taylor & Francis Ltd Working with Substance Misusers A Guide to Theory and Practice
a huge range and FREE tracked UK delivery on ALL orders.
£42.99
Taylor & Francis Ltd Ecstasy and the Rise of the Chemical Generation
a huge range and FREE tracked UK delivery on ALL orders.
£128.25
Taylor & Francis Ecstasy and the Rise of the Chemical Generation
a huge range and FREE tracked UK delivery on ALL orders.
£45.59
