In many high-income countries, the proportion of adolescents who smoke, drink, or engage
in other risk behaviours has declined markedly over the past 25 years. We illustrate this …

There has been a dramatic decline in alcohol consumption among younger people,
including an increase of conscious moderation and abstinence. Change has a generational …

Introduction The global alcohol industry sponsors social/music events targeting young
people; however, existing literature focuses on Westernised contexts. Given the decline in …

Alcohol consumption has been declining in Australia over the last 15 years, mostly driven by
younger generations, who are reducing or eliminating their alcohol intake to improve their …

Previous research on alcohol and gender identity constructions has primarily focused on
Western countries. Studies from non-Western contexts can make crucial contributions to …

Background and aim For decades, corporations such as the tobacco and fossil fuel
industries have used youth education programmes and schools to disseminate discourses …

Introduction While international literature addresses the links between youth culture and the
decline in youth drinking, little research has engaged with scholarship on youth geographies …

Background: Urgent action is required to identify socially acceptable alcohol reduction
options for heavy-drinking midlife Australian women. This study represents innovation in …

Introduction In this article we seek to understand the changing social position of alcohol use
for young people in Australia by identifying how alcohol has become framed as posing a …

Introduction Qualitative research aimed at understanding the decline in youth drinking has
so far been hampered by a lack of baseline data for comparison. This New Zealand study …