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Illness or Deviance? Drug Courts, Drug Treatment, and the Ambiguity of Addiction . By Jennifer Murphy. Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 2015. Pp. viii+219. $26.95 (paper) by Reinarman, Craig

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Drug DilemmasDrugs and Drug Policy: What Everyone Needs to Know By Kleiman Mark A.R. Caulkins Jonathan P. Hawken Angela New York (NY) : Oxford University Press , 2011 234 pp., $16.95 by Reinarman, Craig

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The tragedy of lost libraries by Reinarman, Craig

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Going Dutch: Drug Policy at the Crossroads by Reinarman, Craig

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Who Are Medical Marijuana Patients? Population Characteristics from Nine California Assessment Clinics by Reinarman, Craig, Nunberg, Helen, Lanthier, Fran, Heddleston, Tom

“…Marijuana is a currently illegal psychoactive drug that many physicians believe has substantial therapeutic uses. The medical literature contains a growing…”
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Commentaries on Pedersen (2011): DOES CANNABIS CAUSE POVERTY TOO? MOVING BEYOND THE MALEVOLENCE PARADIGM by REINARMAN, CRAIG

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Going Dutch by Reinarman, Craig

“…Since the 1970s, Dutch drug law and policy have moved away from punitive prohibition toward a harm reduction model, with the objective of minimizing the harms…”
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Addiction as accomplishment: The discursive construction of disease by Reinarman, Craig

“…The ubiquity of the disease concept of addiction obscures the fact that it did not emerge from the accretion of scientific discoveries. Addiction-as-disease…”
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prohibition and its discontents by reinarman, craig

“…According to FBI and Bureau of Prisons reports, all this hit people of color hardestfar out of proportion to their drug use, which is slightly lower than that…”
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Beyond deviance and disease: Drug users as subjects at the Institute for Scientific Analysis by Reinarman, Craig

“…A distinctive genre of research on drug use developed at the Institute for Scientific Analysis (ISA) in San Francisco beginning in the early 1970s and…”
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Cannabis policies and user practices: Market separation, price, potency, and accessibility in Amsterdam and San Francisco by Reinarman, Craig

“…Abstract Background This paper explores user perceptions and practices in contrasting legal-policy milieux—Amsterdam ( de facto decriminalization) and San…”
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Research paper: Cannabis policies and user practices: Market separation, price, potency, and accessibility in Amsterdam and San Francisco by Reinarman, Craig

“…Background: This paper explores user perceptions and practices in contrasting legal-policy milieux -Amsterdam (de facto decriminalization) and San Francisco…”
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Medicalization of Marijuana by Reiman, Amanda, Aggarwal, Sunil Kumar, Reinarman, Craig

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Public health and human rights: the virtues of ambiguity by Reinarman, Craig

“…The harm reduction and drug law reform movements have created more drug policy reform in the last 20 years than ever before. Asks what is pushing harm…”
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Intoxication and US Culture: An Interview with Craig Reinarman by Walker, Ingrid

“…There are surprising similarities between the pleasures of food and the pleasures of drugs, as well as overlapping policy issues. [...]both food and drugs now…”
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The Limited Relevance of Drug Policy: Cannabis in Amsterdam and in San Francisco by Reinarman, Craig, Cohen, Peter D. A, Kaal, Hendrien L

“…We tested the premise that punishment for cannabis use deters use and thereby benefits public health. We compared representative samples of experienced…”
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THE TROUBLE WITH DRINK AND DRUGS: WHY PROHIBITION AND CRIMINALIZATION MATTER by LEVINE, HARRY G., REINARMAN, CRAIG

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Making Hate a Crime: From Social Movement to Law Enforcement . By Valerie  Jenness and Ryken  Grattet. New York: Russell Sage Foundation, 2001. Pp. xii+218. $29.95 by Reinarman, Craig

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Geo-political and cultural constraints on international drug control treaties by Reinarman, Craig

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Policing Pleasure: Food, Drugs, and the Politics of Ingestion by reinarman, craig

“…Creating regulations that extend public health without curtailing liberty is never easy. In fact, the concept of banning foods because they are unhealthy…”
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