Add to ORKGthe policy and practice lessons for Youth Justice emanating from research into patterns of drug use amongst young people and explores the complex issues surrounding the drugs crime reduction debate. He outlines potential flaws in the government’s approach as well as various aspects best policy and practice. A spirational goals developed byNew Labour in political opposition to, in this case, cut crime, enhance community safety and reduce problem drug use are welcome. Seeing them quickly operationalised into new statutes, structures and strategies, with performance indicators attached, is even more welcome. Few of those working in the drugs interventions industry or th
The aim of the two projects was to explore the efficacy of providing services within the context of ...
© The British Psychological Society 2006. Youth offending is assumed in part to be caused by substan...
Taking an empirical, critical approach to the problem of drugs, this thesis explores the interaction...
There is evidence that drug use by young people is on the increase. As concern about youthful drug u...
There is evidence that drug use by young people is on the increase. As concern about youthful drug u...
There is evidence that drug use by young people is on the increase. As concern about youthful drug u...
The previous country report described two interventions identified as innovative projects in prevent...
The previous country report described two interventions identified as innovative projects in prevent...
The previous country report described two interventions identified as innovative projects in prevent...
The key findings from this study are: •A social rather than medical or legal based response to drug...
Book synopsis: Under the New Labour government, breaking the apparent link between drug use and crim...
The meaningful inclusion of young people who use or have used drugs is a fundamental aspect of harm ...
Current views on drug legislation and policies have focused on law enforcement and the coercive tren...
"Drugs: Policy and Politics" is an accessible introduction to the links between drugs and social pol...
Responding to Drug Misuse provides a unique insight into the current shape of the drugs treatment sy...
The aim of the two projects was to explore the efficacy of providing services within the context of ...
© The British Psychological Society 2006. Youth offending is assumed in part to be caused by substan...
Taking an empirical, critical approach to the problem of drugs, this thesis explores the interaction...
There is evidence that drug use by young people is on the increase. As concern about youthful drug u...
There is evidence that drug use by young people is on the increase. As concern about youthful drug u...
There is evidence that drug use by young people is on the increase. As concern about youthful drug u...
The previous country report described two interventions identified as innovative projects in prevent...
The previous country report described two interventions identified as innovative projects in prevent...
The previous country report described two interventions identified as innovative projects in prevent...
The key findings from this study are: •A social rather than medical or legal based response to drug...
Book synopsis: Under the New Labour government, breaking the apparent link between drug use and crim...
The meaningful inclusion of young people who use or have used drugs is a fundamental aspect of harm ...
Current views on drug legislation and policies have focused on law enforcement and the coercive tren...
"Drugs: Policy and Politics" is an accessible introduction to the links between drugs and social pol...
Responding to Drug Misuse provides a unique insight into the current shape of the drugs treatment sy...
The aim of the two projects was to explore the efficacy of providing services within the context of ...
© The British Psychological Society 2006. Youth offending is assumed in part to be caused by substan...
Taking an empirical, critical approach to the problem of drugs, this thesis explores the interaction...