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The aetiology of psychoactive substance use : a report and critically annotated bibliography on research into the aetiology of alcohol, nicotine, opiate and other psychoactive substance use / C. Fazey.
Author
Fazey, C.
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Format
Book
Language
English
Published/Created
Paris : Unesco, 1977.
Description
vii, 226 p. ; 25 cm.
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Drug abuse
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Etiology
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Bibliography
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Alcoholism
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Etiology
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Tobacco use
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Etiology
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Summary note
2144 entries to worldwide journal articles, books, and chapters published since 1950. Focuses on nonmedical drug use, polydrug use, and drug use and abuse as social problems in the originating societies. Classified arrangement of annotated section; alphabetical author arrangement of section without annotations. Entry gives bibliographical information and annotations for 231 citations. Contains list of journals cited. Country, drug, and author indexes.
Notes
Includes indexes.
ISBN
9231015087
LCCN
77573983 //r81
OCLC
3611351
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The aetiology of psychoactive substance use : a report and critically annotated bibliography on research into the aetiology of alcohol, nicotine, opiate and other psychoactive substance use / C. Fazey.
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