This paper shows how drinking in one's own home affords different affective experiences to
drinking in public settings such as bars, pubs and restaurants. A thematic analysis of …

Home drinking contributes substantially to health harms associated with alcohol
consumption. Drawing on practice theory and new materialism, we argue that drinking is a …

Background The past 30 years have seen a shift in the culture concerning the consumption
of alcohol in the UK. One of these is the increasing trend for adults to consume alcohol “at …

Aims: To explore the trend in the UK to consume alcohol at home rather than at licensed
premises. Methods: A Medline search entering the terms 'home drinking','alcohol'and …

Objective: The aim of this study was to examine where Australians in different demographic
groups and drinker categories consume their alcohol. Method: Results were taken from the …

Drinking in England is an issue of public and policy concern. The Government has focused
on the city centre in pursuing its twin policy aims of urban regeneration and public order and …

Alcohol is a ubiquitous substance in Western cultures but knowledge about contemporary
drinking cultures and consumption contexts is relatively sparse. Examining the ways in …

The purpose of this research was to examine public alcohol consumption contexts for young
people in metropolitan Victoria. In particular, the research examines the ways social class …

The United Kingdom has witnessed a steady rise in per capita consumption of alcohol in the
three decades leading up to 2004 since when there has been a decline. Much of this …

Introduction In contrast with extensive literature exploring sociable alcohol use, few studies
focus on drinking alone at home, even though the home is the place where the majority of …