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Almsgiving and the Animal Offeringproportionate use of medical and social services, traffic accidents, and street crime (Gerstein & Harwood, 1990; Institute of Medicine, 1990; Merril, 1993; Rice, Kelman, & Miller, 1991). These alcohol- and drug-“related” problems not only reduce the safety and quality of daily life throughout this c

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Introduction: Victorian Pantomimehad relatively little voice in the formation of our nation’s drug policy. In saying this, we do not mean to dismiss the important contributions that psychologists have made to our understanding of the social and cognitive aspects of intoxication, the etiology of addiction, and, most notably, the the

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230291782s that of heroin overdose. To accomplish this, Brecher reviewed evidence that (1) deaths labelled heroin overdose “. be due to overdose; (2) there has . that they are due to overdose; (3) there has long been a plethora of evidence demonstrating that they are . due to overdose” (p. 102).

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Kai Hockerts,Johanna Mair,Jeffrey Robinsond superficial prosperity. The American people seemed eager to hear his plans when he gave his first televised address in August of 1989. Whatever disappointment there may have been over pressing needs that were not mentioned, his call to arms in the war on drugs struck a responsive chord. During the

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Kai Hockerts,Johanna Mair,Jeffrey Robinson public policy. These two aspects of drug policy must be distinguished, as success in one does not necessarily imply success in the other—and because success in both is necessary for any . success in achieving effective policies regarding the management of illicit drug use.

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978-1-4899-3593-9Springer Science+Business Media New York 1996