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31st ESSD conference

Am 24. September 2020 gepostet von Christian Wickert Kommentar verfassen

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24/09/2020 - 26/09/2020    
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Universität Wien, Alte Kapelle
Spitalgasse 2, Hof 1, Wien, 1090

Vom 24. bis 26. September 2020 findet die 31. Jahretagung der European Society for Social Drug Research (ESSD) an er Universität Wien statt. Die Veranstalter haben den Call for Papers veröffentlicht. Einsendeschluss ist der 18. Mai 2020.

Details sind dem Call for Papers und der Veranstaltungswebseite zu entnehmen.

CALL FOR PAPERS

The ESSD was founded in 1990 to promote social science approaches to drugs research, with special reference to the situation in Europe (http://www.essd-research.eu). The society holds an annual conference providing scope for collaboration and co-operation among researchers working in the drugs field.

ESSD members and other researchers who wish to attend the 31st Annual Conference are invited to submit abstracts of their conference papers no later than 10th April 2020

Abstracts (see themes and details below) should be sent as a Word file to essd2020.powi@univie.ac.at

If you wish to attend the conference without giving a presentation, please inform us in advance.

Presentations should preferably include a European dimension (such as reporting on research or issues from more than one European country, comparisons between data from European studies), and/or theoretical analysis that draws inferences from the local to the global. Presentations restricted to the description of interventions or (local) policies will not be accepted. Qualitative studies are particularly welcome. Each presentation lasts for 15 minutes, followed by ample time for jointly discussing the presentations of each session.  The conference language is English.

The accepted abstracts will conform to one or more of the following themes:

1. NEW TRENDS IN DRUG USE

Preferably qualitative research on new trends in use and users on drug use (incl. transnational dimension, not only prevalence rates)

  • Social norms and context surrounding legal drugs and how these might be relevant to illegal drugs
  • The illegal use of legal drugs
  • Poly-druguse
  • NPS use
  • Performance enhancing drugs
  • Patterns of use and using careers among diverse population groups

2. DRUG POLICY: THEORIES, CONCEPTS AND RESEARCH

Innovative theories or concepts for drug policy

  • Evaluation of drug policy approaches
  • Comparative drug policy analysis
  • Legislative/policy changes affecting availability and/or use
  • Critical reflections on drug demand and supply interventions and stigmatisation of users
  • Innovative or controversial interventions in drug policy

3.      DRUG MARKETS

Organisation, maintenance and structure of drug markets: production and
routes of supply

  • Different types of drug dealing activities by drug type and user population
  • Impacts of supply control and law enforcement measures
  •  Financing drug-using lifestyles
  •  Drug markets and power structures in prisons
  • Online drug markets

4. DRUGS AND DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES

Drug distribution and cultures on Darknet and Clearnet illicit drug markets

  • Role of cryptomarkets, social media, discussion boards, etc. in influencing drug trends and drug policies
  • Online prevention and counselling
  • Interrelation between online and offline drug spaces
  • Governance by and of online drug markets
  • Coordination practices in digital drug markets
  • Development and comparison of drug prices online/offline

5. METHODS AND ETHICS

Innovative and mixed methods 

  • Reflexivity in drug research
  • Sampling, representativeness and bias
  • Non-representational methods in drug research
  • Online vs. offline methods
  • Researching vulnerable populations
  • Ethical challenges in drug research

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