In this presentation I will say something about users of cannabis –that is to say hash and marijuana – principally in Amsterdam. The emphasis is on Amsterdam, not because I find users here more important than elsewhere, but beacuse the data on these users is relatively ample. In 1987, 1990, and 1994 we asked large samples of the population of persons 12 years and older (roughly 4,400 people) about lifestyle and use of legal and illegal drugs. Therefore we can say with some confidence something about the development of cannabis use and about users’ characteristics. This confidence exists because each year we choose not only the same technique of sample selection, but also because we continued to work with the same interview instrument. Here ...
Objectives Existing evidence shows that co-occurring use of tobacco and cannabis is widespread. Patt...
Cannabis is the illegal substance most commonly used in all countries of the European Union. The inc...
We tested the premise that punishment for cannabis use deters use and thereby benefits public health...
ABSTRACT Aims To examine the empirical consequences of officially tolerated retail sales of cannabis...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine recent trends in presentation to treatment where c...
Objectives: After several years of increasing 'normalisation' of cannabis use in Switzerland at the ...
This study was designed to explore the nature and features of cannabis festivals, characteristics of...
Dutch drug policy is the object of both admiration and revilement. This book traces the rise of 'cof...
After its re-introduction in the 1960s, cannabis has become the most widely used illicit drug in Eur...
This presentation begins with a paradox: At the very moment when more countries are shifting their d...
BACKGROUND: Cannabis policy varies greatly across European countries, but evidence of how such polic...
Cannabis is commonly characterized as the most normalized illicit drug. However, it remains a prohib...
The aim of this paper is to assess the influence of coffee shop availability on the prevalence and i...
This paper uses information about prime age individuals living in Amsterdam, to study whether the us...
Abstract: This paper focuses on the place of purchase of drugs in the Netherlands. The reason to foc...
Objectives Existing evidence shows that co-occurring use of tobacco and cannabis is widespread. Patt...
Cannabis is the illegal substance most commonly used in all countries of the European Union. The inc...
We tested the premise that punishment for cannabis use deters use and thereby benefits public health...
ABSTRACT Aims To examine the empirical consequences of officially tolerated retail sales of cannabis...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine recent trends in presentation to treatment where c...
Objectives: After several years of increasing 'normalisation' of cannabis use in Switzerland at the ...
This study was designed to explore the nature and features of cannabis festivals, characteristics of...
Dutch drug policy is the object of both admiration and revilement. This book traces the rise of 'cof...
After its re-introduction in the 1960s, cannabis has become the most widely used illicit drug in Eur...
This presentation begins with a paradox: At the very moment when more countries are shifting their d...
BACKGROUND: Cannabis policy varies greatly across European countries, but evidence of how such polic...
Cannabis is commonly characterized as the most normalized illicit drug. However, it remains a prohib...
The aim of this paper is to assess the influence of coffee shop availability on the prevalence and i...
This paper uses information about prime age individuals living in Amsterdam, to study whether the us...
Abstract: This paper focuses on the place of purchase of drugs in the Netherlands. The reason to foc...
Objectives Existing evidence shows that co-occurring use of tobacco and cannabis is widespread. Patt...
Cannabis is the illegal substance most commonly used in all countries of the European Union. The inc...
We tested the premise that punishment for cannabis use deters use and thereby benefits public health...