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Why Is Governance Of Addiction So Difficult? What Can We Learn From Recent Experiences And Efforts In Europe? Governance Of Addictions Analyses The Multidisciplinary Research Which Has Been Used As A Framework For Understanding How Governments Formulate And Implement Addiction Policies In 27 European Union Member States Plus Norway, Looking In Detail At Four Substances: Heroin, Cannabis, Alcohol And Tobacco. Presenting The Methodological Design For The Study Research, This Book Comprehensively Analysing International Trends, With A Special Focus On The Role Of The Eu And Its Governance Of Addictions Modes, This Volume Sheds Light On The Current Situation Of The Governance Of Addictive Substances And Behaviours And Facilitate New Approaches To Dealing With Addiction. Based On The Research From Alice Rap (addiction And Lifestyles In Contemporary Europe, Reframing Addictions Project), A Unique Project Studying The Place Of Addictive Substances And Behaviours In Contemporary European Society, Governance Of Addictions Is Essential Reading For Policy-makers, Public Managers, Practitioner And Stakeholders Influencing Policy For Addictive Substances And Behaviours, As Well As Academics And Public Health Professionals.
This volume investigates the structural complexities and institutional challenges inherent in the governance of addictive substances across the European Union. The authors, a multidisciplinary team of researchers associated with the ALICE RAP project, utilize comparative policy analysis to examine how 27 EU member states and Norway formulate and implement regulatory frameworks. By synthesizing data on heroin, cannabis, alcohol, and tobacco, the text argues that current governance modes require a more integrated, evidence-based approach to address the evolving landscape of addictive behaviors.
What You Will Find
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Experts identify this work as a significant contribution to the field of public health policy, particularly for its systematic application of the ALICE RAP research findings. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which serves as a specialized resource for policy-makers and public health professionals.
Page Count:
240
Publication Date:
2014-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0191008362
ISBN-13:
9780191008368
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