Addiction as Disease or a Consequence of Learning? The nature of addiction remains a
matter of debate. One school of thought is that addictive behavior is learned and is not the …

Background Smoking prevalence and the associated poor health and mortality is
significantly higher among people with/recovering from problematic drug or alcohol (PDA) …

It appears to be a time of turbulence within the global drug policy landscape. The historically
dominant model of drug prohibition endures, yet a number of alternative models of …

Abstract Background In the Republic of Georgia, women comprise under 2% of patients in
substance use treatment and to date there has been no empirical research to investigate …

Aims: This paper examines differentiated normalisation through the lens of young drug users
from a marginalised neighbourhood where drugs are readily available, prevalence rates are …

Informed by the thought of Pierre Bourdieu and framed by the philosophy of harm reduction,
Habitus and Drug Using Environments provides a sociological analysis of public …

This article critically examines the implications accompanying the introduction and
implementation of recovery‐based policy. The article draws upon research conducted in L …

This paper explores the perceptions of Indonesian Judges in sentencing minor drug
offenders. The Judge holds a central role in the administration of justice and, because of the …

Although there have been a number of recent developments in criminal justice research on
the topic of structural inequality sentencing, much work is needed to explore the judicial …

Stigma related to alcohol and other drug (AOD) use is highly prevalent in society, including
within the workplace. Workers who use AOD in ways contrary to social norms may be …