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Drugs in American Society
ISBN10: 1266344896
ISBN13: 9781266344893
By Erich Goode
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Drugs in American Society provides a holistic introduction to drug use in the United States. This sociological perspective on the use of psychoactive substances takes a big-picture look at patterns of drug consumption in America while also focusing on the effects that drugs have on users' lives. This release presents the most current research, data, and statistics on drug use and discusses the latest trends involving drugs, from the decriminalization and mainstreaming of marijuana to the opioid epidemic that has led to a startling rise in overdose deaths. Personal accounts of Americans who have taken drugs show the reality of drug use and provide insights that go beyond the portrayal of drugs in society and the news media.
1 An introduction to drug use
2 Rates and patterns of drug use
3 A history of drug use
4 A history of the War On Drugs
5 Who uses which drugs and why?
6 Drugs in the media
7 Alcohol and tobacco
8 Marijuana and club drugs
9 Cocaine and the amphetamines
10 Heroin and the narcotics
11 Drug trafficking
12 Drugs and crime
13 Drug law, drug treatment
14 Legalization, decriminalization, and harm reduction
About the Author
Erich Goode
Erich Goode received his undergraduate education at Oberlin College and his Ph.D. in sociology from Columbia University. He has taught at Columbia, New York University, Florida Atlantic University, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Hebrew University in Jerusalem, Israel and the State University of New York at Stony Brook. He is currently Senior Research Scientist in the Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice, University of Maryland. His areas of specialization are drug use, deviant behavior, criminology, and collective behavior. Professor Goode is the recipient of a Guggenheim fellowship.
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