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The American Drug War
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8 pages based upon findings in five journal articles which maintain that the social programs and ideas such as "The War on Drugs" are overreaching political ploys to distract our attention from the real issues at-hand. It is argued based upon statistical data and scholarly example that the "drug problem" in the U.S. is not nearly as terrible as we are led to believe it is. Writer is considerably thorough in argument. Bibliography lists the 5 sources analyzed within the body of the paper.
Filename: Drugsoci.wps

The Application of Self Psychology: A Case Study
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This 6 page paper provides an overview of a case study that demonstrates the application of self psychology. Bibliography lists 4 sources
Filename: MHAlcCas.rtf

The Attitudes of Nurses and Social Workers Working with Alcoholism
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This 20 page paper provides a review of the current literature regarding the issue of alcoholism and the attitudes of nurses and social workers who are employed in positions working with alcoholic clients and their families. This literature review promotes an understanding of the problem of alcoholism and the issues that stem from developing nursing and social service practices for indivudals with this condition. Bibliographhy lists 20 sources.
Filename: MHnursa_

The Benefits Of Legalized Drugs
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8 pages in length. Of all the hotly debated topics looming over society today, there is one that has divided friends, family and lawmakers alike: the notion of legalizing drugs as a means by which to lower the crime rate and reduce the inherent negativity associated with drugs. To legalize drugs would be to remove the temptation that surrounds the act of drug taking; it would eliminate the need for black markets, robbery, murder and all the other insidious elements connected with illicit drug use. People would be left to their own accord as to how much and when they consumed without the infiltration of law enforcement authorities, enabling the crime rate to drop considerably and finally establishing societies where drugs are not at the root of virtually all criminal activity. The writer discusses the benefits of drug legalization, as well as addresses how well this platform has worked in Amsterdam. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: TLCdrugs.wps

The Case for legalising Drug and the Related Economics
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This 7 page paper considers on the arguments for and against the legalisation and decriminalisation of drugs. The economic influences are central to the paper with issues such as supply and demand on prices and the elasticity of different addictive products considered. The paper contains 1 graph. The bibliography cites 5 sources.
Filename: TElegdru.wps

The Cause and Effect of Alcoholism
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5 pages in length. Out of control drinking is not simply a matter of health. The problem drinker soon finds that alcoholism affects the relationships with friends, family and co-workers as well. This explanatory research paper details the effects of alcoholism in the problem drinker and some of the causes associated with it. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: JGAalcho.rtf

The Causes of Violence in Young Men
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This 5 page paper discusses the reasons which may help to create violent young men. The paper discusses issues such as desensitisation by the media, poverty and drugs as well as adolescent peer pressure and the role of families. The bibliography cites 2 sources.
Filename: TEcrimym.wps

The Chemistry of Cocaine and Its Effects
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This is a 10 page paper discussing the history, chemistry and effects of cocaine and its usage in Western society. Originating in 1860 in Western society, cocaine has been used extensively as a recreational drug. Synthetic cocaine is now produced because of the increased effort in the restrictions of obtaining drug from its natural source. Recently researchers have found that the dopamine hypothesis can account for the psychological effects of the drug while the physiological effects include tachycardia, hypertension and renal failure. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: TJcocch1.rtf