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When the Junk Disappeared: Historical Case of a Heroin Shortage

Michael Agar Department of Anthropology, University of Houston, Houston, Texas, 77004
Pages 255-261 | Published online: 18 Jan 2012

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Michael H. Agar. (1985) Folks and Professionals: Different Models for the Interpretation of Drug Use. International Journal of the Addictions 20:1, pages 173-182.
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Sasha Mital, Gillian Miles, Eleanor McLellan-Lemal, Mercy Muthui & Richard Needle. (2016) Heroin shortage in Coastal Kenya: A rapid assessment and qualitative analysis of heroin users’ experiences. International Journal of Drug Policy 30, pages 91-98.
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MICHAEL AGAR. (1980) stories, background knowledge and themes: problems in the analysis of life history narrative. American Ethnologist 7:2, pages 223-239.
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