The Sociology of American Drug Use
by Charles E. Faupel, Greg S. Weaver, Alan M. Horowitz
The Sociology of American Drug Use presents an academic sociological perspective on substance use in the United States. It considers drug use within its broader social context, making the book relevant to students and readers interested in sociology, social issues, and American society.
About This Book
The Sociology of American Drug Use examines drug use in the United States from a sociological perspective.
Written by Charles E. Faupel, Greg S. Weaver, and Alan M. Horowitz, the book focuses on the relationship between substance use and society.
It offers an academic framework for considering drug use as a social issue rather than solely an individual or medical concern.
This title is suited to readers studying sociology, social science, and the broader context of American drug use.
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