| CDP-20120-39-3-05-Edman, Swedish Drug Treatment and the Political Use of Conceptual Innovation 1882–1982 |
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| CDP-2012-39-4-05-Roarty, “My Journey Map”: Developing a Qualitative Approach to Mapping Young People’s Progress in Residential Rehabilitation |
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| CDP-2012-39-4-04-Polcin. Pressure to Reduce Drinking and Reasons for Seeking Treatment |
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| CDP-2012-39-4-03-Roberts, Dual Diagnosis Narratives and Their Implications for the Alcohol and Other Drug Sector in Australia |
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| CDP-2012-39-4-02-MacDonald, A Comparison of Private and Government-Controlled Liquor Stores in British Columbia |
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| CDP-2012-39-4-01-Nicholas, The Federal Bureau of Narcotics, the States, and the Origins of Modern Drug Enforcement in the United States, 1950-1962 |
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| CDP-2012-39-4, Contemporary Drug Problems, Vol.39, No. 4/Winter 2012 |
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| CDP-2012-39-3-09-Moore, The Silent “G”: A Case Study in the Production of “Drugs” and “Drug Problems” |
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| CDP-2012-39-3-08-Stenius, “Problematic Intoxications”: Conceptualizing “Abuse” of Illicit Drugs in Post-War Social Treatment Legislation in Finland |
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| CDP-2012-39-3-07-Quintero, Problematizing “Drugs”: A Cultural Assessment of Recreational Pharmaceutical Use Among Young Adults in the United States |
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| CDP-2012-39-3-06-Tupper, Psychoactive Substances and the English Language: “Drugs,” Discourses, and Public Policy |
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| CDP-2012-39-3-04-Pennay, Carnal Pleasures and Grotesque Bodies: Regulating the Body During a “Big Night Out” of Alcohol and Party Drug Use |
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