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Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly Volume 29, 2011 - Issue 4: Women and Alcohol: Multi-disciplinary Perspectives
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Historical Perspectives on Alcoholism Treatment for Women in the United States, 1870–1990

Michelle L. McClellan Department of History, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA
Pages 332-356 | Published online: 12 Oct 2011

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Jolene Sanders. (2021) A Continuum of Older Women’s Experiences as Members of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA): A Qualitative Analysis. Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly 39:1, pages 30-46.
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Jolene Sanders. (2019) An Impressionistic Account of Diversity Among Women in Alcoholics Anonymous. Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly 37:3, pages 315-327.
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Jolene Sanders. (2019) A Gendered Account of Alcoholics Anonymous’ “Singleness of Purpose”. Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly 37:1, pages 3-24.
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Jolene Sanders. (2018) The Sick Role: A Contemporary Analysis of Women, Alcoholism, and Gender Ideology. Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly 36:1, pages 127-149.
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Stephanie Elias Sarabia & James I. Martin. (2016) Are baby boomer women unique? The moderating effect of birth cohort on age in substance use patterns during midlife. Journal of Women & Aging 28:2, pages 150-160.
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Jolene Sanders, Kitty Wilkes Harris, Jessica Nelson, William L. White & Thomas F. McGovern. (2014) Gendered Members of Alcoholics Anonymous: Varieties of Spiritual Experiences in Recovery. Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly 32:2-3, pages 248-270.
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Stephanie Sarabia & James Martin. (2013) Aging Effects on Substance Use Among Midlife Women: The Moderating Influence of Race and Substance. Journal of Social Work Practice in the Addictions 13:4, pages 417-435.
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Tania L Smith, Carole Zufferey, Snjezana Bilic & Cassandra Loeser. (2021) Questioning policy representations of women’s alcohol consumption: Implications for social work. Qualitative Social Work 21:4, pages 731-747.
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Jill B. Becker, Michele L. McClellan & Beth Glover Reed. (2017) Sex differences, gender and addiction. Journal of Neuroscience Research 95:1-2, pages 136-147.
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Pnina Levi. (2015) Gender and alcoholism: Pioneering alcoholic women’s contribution to Alcoholics Anonymous, 1937–60. The Social History of Alcohol and Drugs 29, pages 112-135.
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Pnina Levi. (2015) Gender and alcoholism: Pioneering alcoholic women’s contribution to Alcoholics Anonymous, 1937–60. The Social History of Alcohol and Drugs 29, pages 112-135.
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