Poststructuralism, with its critical interpretations of knowledge, discourse, truth, and power,
offers a set of compelling analytic tools for disentangling and deconstructing the ways in …

This paper provides a poststructuralist analysis of the cultural inscription of drug-using
subjects in the neo-liberal discourses of contemporary harm reduction. We argue that …

This book is divided into three sections. Entitled Critical Harm Reduction Policy: From
Oppositional Social Movement to Institutionalized Public Health Policy, Part One …

In this paper, we explore how the social harm approach can be adapted within drug policy
scholarship. Since the mid-2000s, a group of critical criminologists have moved beyond the …

In spite of its origins as an illegal, clandestine, grassroots activity that took place either
outside or in defiant opposition to state and legal authority, there is growing evidence to …

Of the various debates surrounding harm reduction, a conceptual tension that perhaps has
the most relevance for the provision of services is that of harm reduction as a technical …

Harm reduction is explored, historically, in terms of ideologies, concepts, processes, types,
stakeholders, legal, policy, service delivery, and ethical considerations and their micro and …

Harm reduction is a label given to a suite of health and social service practices that seek to
mitigate the harm associated with illicit drug use without demanding or expecting drug users …

Introduction Over 50 years of approaching drug use from the “War on Drugs” has led to
ignoring the systemic structural and social determinants of health, enforced drug use stigma …

Introduction Over 50 years of approaching drug use from the “War on Drugs” has led to
ignoring the systemic structural and social determinants of health, enforced drug use stigma …