CAN:s bibliotek

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*020  $a0-313-31218-4$x0-313-31218-4
*24510$aSubstance abuse :$ba global view
*260  $aWestport, Conn :$bGreenwood Press,$c2002$y2002
*300  $a237 s.
*440 0$aA world view of social issues
*520  $aThe global drug problem has three major themes, which are clearly discernible in most countries around the world: concern about young people and drugs; concern about addiction; and concern about the effects of the illegal production, trafficking, and selling of drugs. Two major policy and programming approaches are used to deal with these three primary concerns about drug use: the criminal justice model, which is used to stop or control drug use; and the public health model, based on harm reduction, which is used to reduce the health problems among drug users that are caused by the drug they use. (From the introduction)
*650 4$aDrug and narcotic trafficking
*650 4$aDrug and narcotic control
*650 4$aPublic policy
*650 4$aPrimary prevention
*650 4$aMyanmar
*650 4$aCanada
*650 4$aChina
*650 4$aColombia
*650 4$aEngland
*650 4$aFrance
*650 4$aIndia
*650 4$aIreland
*650 4$aMexico
*650 4$aNetherlands
*650 4$aRussia
*650 4$aSwitzerland
*650 4$aUnited States
*653  $aNarkotikapolitik
*653  $aNarkotikahandel
*653  $aFörebyggande åtgärder
*653  $aBurma
*653  $aColombia
*653  $aEngland
*653  $aFrankrike
*653  $aIndien
*653  $aIrland
*653  $aKanada
*653  $aKina
*653  $aMexiko
*653  $aNederländerna
*653  $aSchweiz
*653  $aUSA
*7001 $aCherry, Andrew L.$eed. et al
*852  $h8d175
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