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Claire Wilkinson - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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addiction Research Centres and the nurturing of creativity the centre for alcohol policy Research capr melbourne a decade on
Addiction, 2018Co-Authors: Claire Wilkinson, Amy Pennay, Sarah Maclean, Michael Livingston, Robin Room, Margaret Hamilton, Annemarie LaslettAbstract:Established in 2006, the Centre for Alcohol Policy Research (CAPR) is Australia's only Research centre with a primary focus on alcohol policy. CAPR has four main areas of Research: alcohol policy i ...
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addiction Research Centres and the nurturing of creativity the centre for alcohol policy Research capr melbourne a decade on
Addiction, 2018Co-Authors: Claire Wilkinson, Amy Pennay, Sarah Maclean, Michael Livingston, Robin Room, Margaret Hamilton, Annemarie LaslettAbstract:Established in 2006, the Centre for Alcohol Policy Research (CAPR) is Australia's only Research centre with a primary focus on alcohol policy. CAPR has four main areas of Research: alcohol policy impacts; alcohol policy formation and regulatory processes involved in implementing alcohol policies; patterns and trends in drinking and alcohol problems in the population; and the influence of drinking norms, cultural practices and social contexts, particularly in interaction with alcohol policies. In this paper, we give examples of key publications in each area. During the past decade, the number of staff employed at CAPR has increased steadily and now hovers at approximately 10. CAPR has supported the development of independent Researchers who collaborate on a number of international projects, such as the Alcohol's Harm to Others study which is now replicated in approximately 30 countries. CAPR receives core funding from the Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education, and staff have been highly successful in securing additional competitive Research funding. In 2016, CAPR moved to a new institutional setting at La Trobe University and celebrated 10 years of operation.
Jonathan P Caulkins - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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addiction Research Centres and the nurturing of creativity rand s drug policy Research center
Addiction, 2011Co-Authors: Jonathan P Caulkins, Peter Reuter, Rosalie Liccardo PaculaAbstract:In September 1989, amid an emotional and ideological debate regarding problematic drug use in the United States and the ‘war on drugs’, RAND’s Drug Policy Research Center (DPRC) was created through private foundation funds. The purpose of this new Research center was to provide objective empirical analysis on which to base sound drug policy. Twenty years later, RAND’s DPRC continues its work, drawing on a broad range of analytical expertise to evaluate, compare and assess the effectiveness of a similarly broad range of drug policies. More than 60 affiliated Researchers in the United States and Europe make up the Center, which attempts to provide objective empirical analyses to better inform drug policies within the United States and abroad. This paper provides a look back at the creation, evolution and growth of the Center. It then describes how the Center operates today and how it has maintained its clear identity and focus by drawing on the analytical capabilities of a talented group of Researchers from a broad range of academic
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addiction Research Centres and the nurturing of creativity rand s drug policy Research center
Addiction, 2011Co-Authors: Peter Reuter, Jonathan P Caulkins, Rosalie Liccardo PaculaAbstract:In September 1989, amid an emotional and ideological debate regarding problematic drug use in the United States and the 'war on drugs', RAND's Drug Policy Research Center (DPRC) was created through private foundation funds. The purpose of this new Research center was to provide objective empirical analysis on which to base sound drug policy. Twenty years later, RAND's DPRC continues its work, drawing on a broad range of analytical expertise to evaluate, compare and assess the effectiveness of a similarly broad range of drug policies. More than 60 affiliated Researchers in the United States and Europe make up the Center, which attempts to provide objective empirical analyses to better inform drug policies within the United States and abroad. This paper provides a look back at the creation, evolution and growth of the Center. It then describes how the Center operates today and how it has maintained its clear identity and focus by drawing on the analytical capabilities of a talented group of Researchers from a broad range of academic disciplines.
Annemarie Laslett - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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addiction Research Centres and the nurturing of creativity the centre for alcohol policy Research capr melbourne a decade on
Addiction, 2018Co-Authors: Claire Wilkinson, Amy Pennay, Sarah Maclean, Michael Livingston, Robin Room, Margaret Hamilton, Annemarie LaslettAbstract:Established in 2006, the Centre for Alcohol Policy Research (CAPR) is Australia's only Research centre with a primary focus on alcohol policy. CAPR has four main areas of Research: alcohol policy i ...
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addiction Research Centres and the nurturing of creativity the centre for alcohol policy Research capr melbourne a decade on
Addiction, 2018Co-Authors: Claire Wilkinson, Amy Pennay, Sarah Maclean, Michael Livingston, Robin Room, Margaret Hamilton, Annemarie LaslettAbstract:Established in 2006, the Centre for Alcohol Policy Research (CAPR) is Australia's only Research centre with a primary focus on alcohol policy. CAPR has four main areas of Research: alcohol policy impacts; alcohol policy formation and regulatory processes involved in implementing alcohol policies; patterns and trends in drinking and alcohol problems in the population; and the influence of drinking norms, cultural practices and social contexts, particularly in interaction with alcohol policies. In this paper, we give examples of key publications in each area. During the past decade, the number of staff employed at CAPR has increased steadily and now hovers at approximately 10. CAPR has supported the development of independent Researchers who collaborate on a number of international projects, such as the Alcohol's Harm to Others study which is now replicated in approximately 30 countries. CAPR receives core funding from the Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education, and staff have been highly successful in securing additional competitive Research funding. In 2016, CAPR moved to a new institutional setting at La Trobe University and celebrated 10 years of operation.
Robin Room - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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addiction Research Centres and the nurturing of creativity the centre for alcohol policy Research capr melbourne a decade on
Addiction, 2018Co-Authors: Claire Wilkinson, Amy Pennay, Sarah Maclean, Michael Livingston, Robin Room, Margaret Hamilton, Annemarie LaslettAbstract:Established in 2006, the Centre for Alcohol Policy Research (CAPR) is Australia's only Research centre with a primary focus on alcohol policy. CAPR has four main areas of Research: alcohol policy i ...
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addiction Research Centres and the nurturing of creativity the centre for alcohol policy Research capr melbourne a decade on
Addiction, 2018Co-Authors: Claire Wilkinson, Amy Pennay, Sarah Maclean, Michael Livingston, Robin Room, Margaret Hamilton, Annemarie LaslettAbstract:Established in 2006, the Centre for Alcohol Policy Research (CAPR) is Australia's only Research centre with a primary focus on alcohol policy. CAPR has four main areas of Research: alcohol policy impacts; alcohol policy formation and regulatory processes involved in implementing alcohol policies; patterns and trends in drinking and alcohol problems in the population; and the influence of drinking norms, cultural practices and social contexts, particularly in interaction with alcohol policies. In this paper, we give examples of key publications in each area. During the past decade, the number of staff employed at CAPR has increased steadily and now hovers at approximately 10. CAPR has supported the development of independent Researchers who collaborate on a number of international projects, such as the Alcohol's Harm to Others study which is now replicated in approximately 30 countries. CAPR receives core funding from the Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education, and staff have been highly successful in securing additional competitive Research funding. In 2016, CAPR moved to a new institutional setting at La Trobe University and celebrated 10 years of operation.
Michael Livingston - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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addiction Research Centres and the nurturing of creativity the centre for alcohol policy Research capr melbourne a decade on
Addiction, 2018Co-Authors: Claire Wilkinson, Amy Pennay, Sarah Maclean, Michael Livingston, Robin Room, Margaret Hamilton, Annemarie LaslettAbstract:Established in 2006, the Centre for Alcohol Policy Research (CAPR) is Australia's only Research centre with a primary focus on alcohol policy. CAPR has four main areas of Research: alcohol policy i ...
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addiction Research Centres and the nurturing of creativity the centre for alcohol policy Research capr melbourne a decade on
Addiction, 2018Co-Authors: Claire Wilkinson, Amy Pennay, Sarah Maclean, Michael Livingston, Robin Room, Margaret Hamilton, Annemarie LaslettAbstract:Established in 2006, the Centre for Alcohol Policy Research (CAPR) is Australia's only Research centre with a primary focus on alcohol policy. CAPR has four main areas of Research: alcohol policy impacts; alcohol policy formation and regulatory processes involved in implementing alcohol policies; patterns and trends in drinking and alcohol problems in the population; and the influence of drinking norms, cultural practices and social contexts, particularly in interaction with alcohol policies. In this paper, we give examples of key publications in each area. During the past decade, the number of staff employed at CAPR has increased steadily and now hovers at approximately 10. CAPR has supported the development of independent Researchers who collaborate on a number of international projects, such as the Alcohol's Harm to Others study which is now replicated in approximately 30 countries. CAPR receives core funding from the Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education, and staff have been highly successful in securing additional competitive Research funding. In 2016, CAPR moved to a new institutional setting at La Trobe University and celebrated 10 years of operation.
