... BEHAVIOUR AMONG 14/15 YEAR OLDS IN NORTH WEST ENGLAND RUSSELL NEWCOMBE,FIONA MEASHAM and HOWA... more ... BEHAVIOUR AMONG 14/15 YEAR OLDS IN NORTH WEST ENGLAND RUSSELL NEWCOMBE,FIONA MEASHAM and HOWARD PARKER* Alcohol and Offending Research Project, Department c$ Social Policy & Social Work, University of Manchestel; Manchester MI3 9PL ...
... BEHAVIOUR AMONG 14/15 YEAR OLDS IN NORTH WEST ENGLAND RUSSELL NEWCOMBE,FIONA MEASHAM and HOWA... more ... BEHAVIOUR AMONG 14/15 YEAR OLDS IN NORTH WEST ENGLAND RUSSELL NEWCOMBE,FIONA MEASHAM and HOWARD PARKER* Alcohol and Offending Research Project, Department c$ Social Policy & Social Work, University of Manchestel; Manchester MI3 9PL ...
Abstract: The study followed more than 2,500 young people for 3 years: one group from age 13 to 1... more Abstract: The study followed more than 2,500 young people for 3 years: one group from age 13 to 15 and one group from age 16 to 17 years. The study proposed to measure the impact of an “integrated” drugs prevention program in towns in Northumbria and West Yorkshire. Young people lost between the first and second years of the study were more likely to have tried drugs than the average “in school” respondents. Overall rates of tobacco use were higher than the national average, with more than one-quarter of the younger respondents ...
Atlas d'anatomie humaine (tome 1 + tome 2 groupés, 5° Éd.) Depuis pl... more Atlas d'anatomie humaine (tome 1 + tome 2 groupés, 5° Éd.) Depuis plus d'un siècle et à travers ses nombreuses éditions successives, le SOBOTTA a su toujours s'améliorer et reste aujourd'hui la référence mondiale en anatomie. La qualité exceptionnelle de son ...
... Families, friendships and feminism in mining communities[1] FIONA MEASHAM SHEILA ALLEN ... Mo... more ... Families, friendships and feminism in mining communities[1] FIONA MEASHAM SHEILA ALLEN ... More recently these characteristics have been reiterated by Hall (1981) and Waddington et al. (1991). In confirming Bulmer's ideal type of mining community, Waddington et al. ...
Whilst ketamine use in clubbing contexts has recently been the focus of British media attention, ... more Whilst ketamine use in clubbing contexts has recently been the focus of British media attention, little quantitative or qualitative data is available on its use amongst those young people participating in Britain's contemporary post-rave electronic dance music (EDM) 'scenes' ...
Since it began in the mid-1990s, the debate surrounding the normalisation of adolescent recreatio... more Since it began in the mid-1990s, the debate surrounding the normalisation of adolescent recreational drug use has attracted considerable attention and has tended to polarise opinion within the field. In this article two of the main protagonists in the debate come together to discuss its legacy. Focusing on the twin themes of continuity and change the authors begin by considering the relevance of early developments in the sociology of drug use, noting that this earlier work anticipated much that has recently been written on the subject, including the emphasis on hedonism and consumption in leisure lifestyles. From here they go on to critically reflect on the role that structure and agency have played in the normalisation debate, suggesting that the original thesis underplayed the role of structural influences in favour of a rational action model of adolescent drug use. In their more recent work, both authors have come to emphasise how drug use is shaped by an interplay between social...
... BEHAVIOUR AMONG 14/15 YEAR OLDS IN NORTH WEST ENGLAND RUSSELL NEWCOMBE,FIONA MEASHAM and HOWA... more ... BEHAVIOUR AMONG 14/15 YEAR OLDS IN NORTH WEST ENGLAND RUSSELL NEWCOMBE,FIONA MEASHAM and HOWARD PARKER* Alcohol and Offending Research Project, Department c$ Social Policy & Social Work, University of Manchestel; Manchester MI3 9PL ...
... BEHAVIOUR AMONG 14/15 YEAR OLDS IN NORTH WEST ENGLAND RUSSELL NEWCOMBE,FIONA MEASHAM and HOWA... more ... BEHAVIOUR AMONG 14/15 YEAR OLDS IN NORTH WEST ENGLAND RUSSELL NEWCOMBE,FIONA MEASHAM and HOWARD PARKER* Alcohol and Offending Research Project, Department c$ Social Policy & Social Work, University of Manchestel; Manchester MI3 9PL ...
Abstract: The study followed more than 2,500 young people for 3 years: one group from age 13 to 1... more Abstract: The study followed more than 2,500 young people for 3 years: one group from age 13 to 15 and one group from age 16 to 17 years. The study proposed to measure the impact of an “integrated” drugs prevention program in towns in Northumbria and West Yorkshire. Young people lost between the first and second years of the study were more likely to have tried drugs than the average “in school” respondents. Overall rates of tobacco use were higher than the national average, with more than one-quarter of the younger respondents ...
Atlas d'anatomie humaine (tome 1 + tome 2 groupés, 5° Éd.) Depuis pl... more Atlas d'anatomie humaine (tome 1 + tome 2 groupés, 5° Éd.) Depuis plus d'un siècle et à travers ses nombreuses éditions successives, le SOBOTTA a su toujours s'améliorer et reste aujourd'hui la référence mondiale en anatomie. La qualité exceptionnelle de son ...
... Families, friendships and feminism in mining communities[1] FIONA MEASHAM SHEILA ALLEN ... Mo... more ... Families, friendships and feminism in mining communities[1] FIONA MEASHAM SHEILA ALLEN ... More recently these characteristics have been reiterated by Hall (1981) and Waddington et al. (1991). In confirming Bulmer's ideal type of mining community, Waddington et al. ...
Whilst ketamine use in clubbing contexts has recently been the focus of British media attention, ... more Whilst ketamine use in clubbing contexts has recently been the focus of British media attention, little quantitative or qualitative data is available on its use amongst those young people participating in Britain's contemporary post-rave electronic dance music (EDM) 'scenes' ...
Since it began in the mid-1990s, the debate surrounding the normalisation of adolescent recreatio... more Since it began in the mid-1990s, the debate surrounding the normalisation of adolescent recreational drug use has attracted considerable attention and has tended to polarise opinion within the field. In this article two of the main protagonists in the debate come together to discuss its legacy. Focusing on the twin themes of continuity and change the authors begin by considering the relevance of early developments in the sociology of drug use, noting that this earlier work anticipated much that has recently been written on the subject, including the emphasis on hedonism and consumption in leisure lifestyles. From here they go on to critically reflect on the role that structure and agency have played in the normalisation debate, suggesting that the original thesis underplayed the role of structural influences in favour of a rational action model of adolescent drug use. In their more recent work, both authors have come to emphasise how drug use is shaped by an interplay between social...
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