Drugs and Alcohol Today: Volume 6 Issue 1
Table of contents
What number 10 doesn't want you to know about drugs
Steve RollesEver since the Prime Minister's leaked report on drug policy, the UK government has repeatedly refused to reveal its most damning figures on drug trafficking and failed efforts to…
Regaining control: a critique of drug legalisation policies
Alan SteelGlobal drug control is coming under increasing criticism. Failures to stop or even reduce drug use and the increasing power of the black market highlight prohibition. Alan Steel…
Rural drug misuse ‐ practical responses and lateral thinking
Anni StonebridgeLiving in remote rural areas is a form of social exclusion. Some people travel hundreds of miles to make long awaited treatment appointments ‐ often missing them due to late or…
Towards a comprehensive theory of addiction
Robert WestWhy do we behave as we do? The answer most of the time is, ‘because we think it will be in our best interests’. But this isn't always the case. Why? The most obvious reasons are…
Chinese traditional medicine as an effective pharmacological treatment for heroin addiction
Wei WangChinese herbal medicine is effective in treating some addictions using, for example, aural acupuncture. Its application outside of China is limited due to a lack of clinical…
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1745-9265Renamed to:
Drugs, Habits and Social PolicyOnline date, start – end:
2001 – 2022Copyright Holder:
Emerald Publishing LimitedEditors:
- Dr Axel Klein
- Mr Blaine Stothard
- Dr Aysel Sultan