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The Drug ProblemMartin H. Levinson

The Drug Problem

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Levinson, an alcoholism and substance abuse counselor in New York state, discusses drug history and policy and examines the question of drug legalization, treatment, and prevention. He applies general semantics ("a process-oriented, problem solving system") to the material, stressing precision in description and emphasizing differences between the general and the specific. A final section explores how he has applied general semantics to the question of prevention in his own practice. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR.

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  • Hardcover · English · 2002
    Praeger Publishers · 224 pages · 9780275961299
DrugsverslavingSubstance-Related DisordersDrug abuseSemantikDrogenmissbrauchSemanticsPreventiePrevention