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Drug Policies - Supply And Demand
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This 2.5 page paper discusses the importance of considering supply and demand when adopting counterdrug policies and actions. It does not seem to the average American that we are winning the war on drugs in this country, despite certain reports that suggest we are. This essay discusses the need for focusing on supply and demand when adopting policies. This means reducing both supply and demand. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: PGdrug.rtf

Drug Prevention and Treatment Program
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A 5 page paper which presents an effective drug prevention and treatment program. The paper discusses such aspects as administration, personnel, employee training, and budget. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: RAdrugprgrm.wps

Drug Programs in the Prison System
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This 10 page paper evaluates the state of the prison system, and notes the predominance of drug use among the populous. Programs to treat drug addiction are discussed as well as specific programs implemented in penal systems. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: SA 117drg.doc

Drug Rehabilitation and Women
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This 14 page paper addresses issues pertinent to drug rehabilitation and how the rate of success is lower among females in recovery. Several issues are broached and many studies cited. Several charts are included. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: SA113drg.rtf

Drug Sample Distribution
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An Overview of Pharmacia; This 5 page paper gives an overview of how drug samples are distributed to doctors. The paper considers the supply chain and the involvement of the representatives as well as technology. The systems considered are mostly generic, and are then applied to this one company. The bibliography cites 19 sources.
Filename: TEdrugsm.wps

Drug Testing in Employment: Discussion of Arguments Presented and in Relation to Capitalism
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This is a 5 page paper discussing drug testing in the work place arguments. DesJardins and Duska (1996) present two different arguments in regards to drug testing in employment. The first argument is based on the assumption that drug use adversely affects job performance which is rejected as a sound argument by the authors. The second argument is based on the assumption that employee drug use can harm the employer, other employees and the public which is considered acceptable by the authors only if there it is restricted and there is a consideration that drug testing should be voluntary by the employees. However, DesJardins and Duska do not provide sufficient basis for even their second argument in which under some circumstances employees could be tested to prevent harm. Regardless of the circumstance, employees who use drugs cannot be assumed that they will bring harm to others similar to the basis used in the argument that employees who use drugs will be assumed to decrease in productivity. In both arguments, if employee performance is still considered satisfactory to the employer, than any other information gathered about the employee would be considered an invasion of privacy and would not ever warrant drug testing. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: TJdrugt1.rtf

DRUG TESTING IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
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This paper examines the policy of drug testing students involved in extra curricular activities at school. Based on the recent case of Earl versus Tecumseh, the essay examines why drug tests are in place, legal ramifications and what needs to be considered before implementing drug tests in schools. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: MTdrugte.rtf

Drug Treatment Programs / Effectiveness
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A 15 page research paper that investigates the effectiveness of different drug treatment programs. Specifically, programs offered in some prisons as well as in outpatient clinics are compared. The writer hypothesizes that the 12-Step program is the most effective and makes comparisons of other programs with the 12-Step program. Statistics are provided for some programs. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: Drugtrpr.wps