CDP-2010-37-4, Contemporary Drug Problems, Vol. 37, No. 4 Winter 2010

• Table of Contents
• Editorial Staff
• Scope and style guide for contributors
• Notes on contributors

VOL. 37, NO. 4
WINTER 2010
CONTEMPORARY DRUG PROBLEMS
AN INTERDISCIPLINARY QUARTERLY

EVOLVING KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICE: HEPATITIS C AND ILLICIT DRUG USE

EDITORS’ INTRODUCTION: Evolving Knowledge and Practice:
Hepatitis C and Illicit Drug Use
      MAX HOPWOOD, JOANNE BRYANT, AND LOREN BRENER

Notions of Injecting Drug Users’ Candidacy for Hepatitis C
Treatment: Conflicting Provider, Patient, and Public Health
Perspectives
      HEIDI COUPLAND AND LISA MAHER

Respondent-Driven Sampling (RDS) of People who Inject Drugs:
Assessing RDS Assumptions and Requirements
      DANA M. PAQUETTE, JOANNE BRYANT, AND JOHN DE WIT

Perception of Hepatitis C Risk Among Injecting Drug Users Who
Obtain Injecting Equipment from Pharmacies in Western Australia
      HANNAH WILSON AND JOANNE BRYANT

Guilty or Angry? The Politics of Emotion in Accounts of Hepatitis
C Transmission
     KATE SEEAR, SUZANNE FRASER, AND EMILY LENTON

Working with the “Hierarchy in the Underworld”: Insights for
Communication Skills Training with Peer Educators
      CARLA TRELOAR, JAKE RANCE, BECKY LAYBUTT, AND SIONE CRAWFORD

Hepatitis C in an Australian Migrant Community: Knowledge of and
Attitudes Towards Transmission and Infection
      ROBYN HORWITZ, LOREN BRENER, CARLA TRELOAR, WA’EL SABRI, RENÉE     MORETON, AND ASHRAF SEDRAK

Shame, Labelling and Stigma: Challenges to Counseling Clients in
Alcohol and Other Drug Settings
     REBECCA GRAY