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The Rise of the Street Middleman/Woman in a Declining Drug Market

R. Terry Furst National Development and Research Institutes
,
Richard S. Curtis John Jay College of Criminal Justice
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Bruce D. Johnson National Development and Research Institutes
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Douglas S. Goldsmith National Development and Research Institutes
Pages 103-128 | Published online: 11 Jul 2009

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R. Terry Furst. (2013) Suboxone Misuse Along the Opiate Maintenance Treatment Pathway. Journal of Addictive Diseases 32:1, pages 53-67.
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R. Terry Furst, Ric Curtis & Rebecca Balletto. (2011) The Transformation of Drug Markets and Its Impact on HIV Outreach to Injection Drug Users in New York City, 1987–2008. Substance Use & Misuse 46:2-3, pages 150-158.
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Robyn Dwyer & David Moore. (2010) Beyond neoclassical economics: Social process, agency and the maintenance of order in an Australian illicit drug marketplace. International Journal of Drug Policy 21:5, pages 390-398.
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Bruce D. Johnson & Andrew Golub. (2007) The potential for accurately measuring behavioral and economic dimensions of consumption, prices, and markets for illegal drugs. Drug and Alcohol Dependence 90, pages S16-S26.
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Tammy L. Anderson. (2016) Dimensions of women’s power in the illicit drug economy. Theoretical Criminology 9:4, pages 371-400.
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R. Terry Furst, Christopher Herrmann, Ray Leung, John Galea & Kirsten Hunt. (2004) Heroin diffusion in the mid‐Hudson region of New York State. Addiction 99:4, pages 431-441.
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