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100	1		_aWheeldon, Johannes, _eauthor. _943577
245	1	0	_aCannabis criminology : _bDrugs, Crime and Society / _cJohannes Wheeldon and Jon Heidt.
264		1	_aLondon ; _aNew York : _bRoutledge, Taylor & Francis Group, _c2023.
300			_a182 Pages ; _c24 cm.
490	0		_aDrugs, crime and society
500			_aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505	0		_aCannabis Criminology: An Introduction -- Law, Society, and Social Control -- Police and Policing Cannabis -- Race, Ethnicity, and Criminalization -- The Economics of Cannabis -- Cannabis Use and Crime -- Cannabis Criminology: Back to the Future.
520	0		_a"Cannabis Criminology explores the prohibition, decriminalization, and liberalization of cannabis policy through the lens of criminological and sociological theory, essential concepts, and cannabis research. It does so by focusing on five thematic areas: law, society, and social control; police and policing; race, ethnicity, and criminalization; the economics of cannabis use; and cannabis use and criminal behavior. The book links key areas in past and contemporary cannabis research to criminological and sociological theories, including key concepts, emergent concerns, and new directions. Based on an update-to-date review of this growing area of research, the book outlines a research program based on five essential thematic areas. Introducing cannabis as a critical case study in moral-legal re-negotiation, it outlines how cannabis prohibition has influenced cannabis around the world. Five discrete chapters focus on thematic areas, criminological and sociological theories, define essential concepts, and provide research focused on law, society, and social control (chapter 2), police and policing cannabis (chapter 3), race, ethnicity, and criminalization (chapter 4), the economics of cannabis use (chapter 5), and cannabis use and criminal behavior (chapter 6). The book concludes by presenting new ways to engage prohibitionist thinking, by challenging myths, embracing social media, and developing a duty of care to guide future cannabis researchers and explicitly involve people who use cannabis. Cannabis Criminology will be of interest to a variety of readers, including students and scholars from a range of backgrounds studying drug use, drug policy, cannabis legalization, and other drug-related issues. It will also appeal to policymakers who want to know more about cannabis legalization and drug prohibition, those working in the criminal justice system, and social work professionals. Due to its accessible style, people involved in the cannabis industry, as well as cannabis users may also find the book interesting"--
521			_aمقررات دراسية لطلاب الجامعة 2024.
650		0	_aCannabis _xHistory. _943578
650		0	_aCannabis _xSocial aspects. _943579
650		0	_aCannabis _xGovernment policy. _943580
650		0	_aCannabis _xLaw and legislation. _943581
700	1		_aHeidt, Jon, _eauthor. _943582
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