The effects of culture on teenage drug taking: Cross-national differences between the UK, Sweden and Greece

The effects of culture on teenage drug taking: Cross-national differences between the UK, Sweden and Greece

This thesis applies multivariate analysis to three European datasets included in the 1999 ESPAD project to explore cross-national differences in drug use among British, Swedish and Greek teenagers. It focuses on the crucial interplay of individual-level and sociocultural factors on drug use. Individ...

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Main Author: Kalogeraki, Stefania
Published: University of Reading 2007
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The effects of culture on teenage drug taking: Cross-national differences between the UK, Sweden and Greece
description This thesis applies multivariate analysis to three European datasets included in the 1999 ESPAD project to explore cross-national differences in drug use among British, Swedish and Greek teenagers. It focuses on the crucial interplay of individual-level and sociocultural factors on drug use. Individual-level factors include the most frequently cited variables within the three main sociological theoretical approaches to the study of deviance (self-control, social -family- bonding and differential association theory).
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title The effects of culture on teenage drug taking: Cross-national differences between the UK, Sweden and Greece
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