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AFRICAN JOURNAL OF DRUG & ALCOHOL STUDIES
AJDAS.
EDITORIAL BOARD >> Isidore S. Obot, Ph.D., M.P.H. Deputy Editor James T. Gire, Ph.D.
The
African
Journal of Drug and Alcohol Studies >>
is published twice a
year by the Centre for Research and Information on Substances Abuse (CRISA).
The Journal publishes original research, evaluation studies, case reports,
review articles and book reviews of high scholarly standards. Papers
submitted for publication address any aspect of drugs and drug abuse in
Africa, e.g., epidemiolgy, prevention, treatment, psychopharmacology,
health and socio-economic issues, drug trafficking, and drug law and
policy.
Contents of Volume 1, Number 2, 2001
Substance Use by Students in South Africa, Tanzania and Zimbabwe. Alan J.
Flisher, Teckla Butau, Jessie Mbwambo, S.F. Kaaya, G.D. Kilinzo, L.E. Aaro,
A.H. Eide, C. Lombard, M. Muller, C.D.H. Parry, and K.I. Klepp. Drug and Alcohol Consumption by Out-of-School Nigerian Adolescents.
Isidore S. Obot, Akan J. Ibanga, O.O. Ojiji, and Paul Wai. Adolescent Alcohol Misuse: Correlates and Implications. Neo K. Morojele,
Charles Parry, Carl Ziervogel, and Brian Robertson. Cultural Transformation and the Changing Pattern of Alcohol Consumption
among the Tiv of Central Nigeria. James T. Gire and Agber Dimah. Cross-Border Drug Trafficking in Sub-Saharan Africa: Implications for Drug
Consumption and a Regional Drug Control Strategy. Yahya H. Affinnih.
Contents of Volume 1, Number 1, November 2000
Editorial EMPIRICAL CONTRIBUTIONS
Poor Performance of the CAGE Questionnaire in Screening for Heavy Drinking
in Men in the Seychelles Islands (Indian Ocean). Pascal Bovet, Jean
Perdrix, Daniella Larue, Bertrand Yersin, and Fred Paccaud A Preliminary Study of the Association Between Unemployment, Drug Abuse
and Crime in Africa: The Case of Ghana. Yahya H. Affinnih Trend Analyses of Substance Use Among Undergraduates of University of
Ilorin, Nigeria, 1988-998. M. L. Adelekan, R. J. E. Ndom, A. B. Makanjuola,
D. B. Parakoyi and G. K. Osagbemi, O. Fagbemi and A.O. Petu OPINION/COMMENTARY Harm Reduction in Nigeria: a New Approach to Drug Control Policy for a
Democratic Government. Axel Klein BOOK REVIEWS Alcohol and Emerging Markets: Patterns, Problems and Responses. Marcus
Grant, editor. Alcohol and Pleasure: A Health Perspective. Stanton Peele and Marcus
Grant, editors. Reviewed David Jernigan Alcohol Policy and Public Health in South Africa. Reviewed by E.E.O.
Alemika
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