Are drugs to blame?: Alex Stevens considers the evidence on drug-related crime: Criminal Justice Matters: Vol 83, No 1

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"Are drugs to blame?." Criminal Justice Matters, 83(1), pp. 24–25

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Alex Stevens

Alex Stevens is Professor in Criminal Justice at the University of Kent, and author of Drugs, Crime and Public Health: The Political Economy of Drug Policy (Routledge, 2011). Further references can be found in this book, which discusses the drug-crime link in more detail

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