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Drug Addiction: Failure, Feast and Phoenix

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By Tammy Ayres, Stuart F. Taylor
| MDPI
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Doing transdisciplinary research in Guyana's prisons

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By Tammy Ayres, Diane Levine, Clare Anderson, Kellie Moss
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 INTRODUCTION This article contextualises the interdisciplinary methodologies used to produce the articles presented in this special issue. One of the main aims of the three-year ESRC GCRF funded project ‘Mental Health, Neurological and Substance Abuse Disorders in Guyana's Jails: 1825 to the present day’ was to model new interdisciplinary ways of working in Global South criminal justice contexts.
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Substance use in Guyana: Echoes of the colonial past

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By Tammy Ayres, Kellie Moss, Queenela Cameron
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 INTRODUCTION The production and consumption of intoxicating substances in contemporary Guyana cannot be divorced from either their colonial past or the political economy of global consumer capitalism. This article provides a unique and innovative interdisciplinary perspective on drugs in Guyana from the past to the present.
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