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Drug Abuse Social Policy in the United States and Israel: A Comparative Sociological Perspective

Nachman Ben-Yehuda Department of Sociology, Hebrew University, Jerusalem, 91905, Israel
Pages 17-45 | Published online: 03 Jul 2009

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Charles Maria Victor Arokiasamy & Patrick F. Taricone. (1992) Drug Rehabilitation in West Malaysia: An Overview of Its History and Development. International Journal of the Addictions 27:11, pages 1301-1311.
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Stephen M. Crow & Sandra J. Hartman. (1992) Drugs in the Workplace: Overstating the Problems and the Cures. Journal of Drug Issues 22:4, pages 923-937.
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Stephen M. Crow. (1992) The New Temperance Movement: Workplace Junkies Never Had It So Bad. Journal of Individual Employment Rights 1:1, pages 71-81.
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