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Alcohol Problems and Alcohol Control in Europe

Alcohol Problems and Alcohol Control in Europe

The nature of alcohol problems is very diverse and the strategies adopted for minimising these vary even more. Thinking in the study of alcohol problems in the 1970s and early 1980s had focused on the public health perspective seeking not only to lessen alcohol problems by controlling the availability of alcohol but also to promote moderate drinking practices and to preserve the positive advantages of alcohol use. Originally published in 1983 a detailed review of public health issues in this field at the time opens the book. This is followed by an examination of alcohol-related problems and policies for their control in sixteen different European countries. The chapters on individual countries provide a source of information and data on alcohol policies consumption and problems with which it is possible to examine from a cross-cultural and comparative basis the claims of a public health perspective. The final chapter draws together the cross-national data and discusses their implications for a public health response to alcohol problems. This book should now be a historical reference source for all interested in health policy in general and alcohol problems in particular. | Alcohol Problems and Alcohol Control in Europe

GBP 105.00
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Alcohol and Aggression

Alcohol and Aggression

In the 1980s the relationship between alcohol and aggression and violence was a controversial one. Much of previous thinking had been based on anecdotal evidence. In contrast this book originally published in 1986 is based upon recent scientific evidence from a broad range of studies from animal experimentation to clinical and social research. The initial chapters describe what aggression is in terms of theories of animal behaviour how alcohol influences neural and endocrine functions and behaviour and how problematic it often is to extrapolate from animal research to humans. Later chapters give critical reviews of attempts to relate alcohol intake to violence and crime. The book represents a major synthesis of work from many disciplines and will interest workers in animal behaviour alcohol studies psychopharmacology and social psychology.

GBP 90.00
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Economics and Alcohol Consumption and Controls

Economics and Alcohol Consumption and Controls

During the 1950s 1960s and 1970s general levels of alcohol consumption had risen considerably in all parts of the world. In association with this there was a proliferation of alcohol-related problems such as liver disease drunkenness offences marital disharmony and employment difficulties. Many factors influence the probability of alcohol addiction and the habits of drinking; they include age sex race occupation and income. Economic aspects of the use and misuse of alcohol had been attracting increasing attention during the early 1980s. Politicians and scholars alike had drawn attention to the benefits of a vigorous alcohol industry on the one hand and on the other the costs of providing medical social and educational services for those suffering from alcohol-related problems. Originally published in 1983 the real nature of the relationship between economics and alcohol is explored in detail for the first time in this book. It argues for increased participation by economists in the processes of social policy decision-making and considers the key issues of cost-benefit analyses control policies taxation and programme efficiency. No easy solutions are provided but a host of unjustified assumptions about this subject are clarified. This book paved the way for substantial future collaboration between economists and those involved in alcohol studies. | Economics and Alcohol Consumption and Controls

GBP 105.00
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Alcohol Problems in Employment

Alcohol Problems in Employment

The majority of problem-drinkers are not unemployed derelicts but are employed persons often with senior positions in commerce the professions and industry. Furthermore it is well-known that alcohol causes widespread absenteeism inefficiency and accidents at work. Originally published in 1981 Alcohol Problems in Employment reviews the evidence relating to the general effects of alcohol misuse on employment and the special problems involved in certain ‘high-risk’ industries at the time. A number of international case studies are then presented to illustrate what was being done to counter the problem.

GBP 90.00
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Alcohol: The Prevention Debate

Alcohol: The Prevention Debate

In the early 1980s emphasis had shifted from the treatment of alcohol problems to their prevention. Yet no clear integrated policy yet existed about how alcohol problems could best be prevented. Many different strategies were put forward as solutions but some were in competition with each other while some were actually incompatible. Originally published in 1983 what this book does is to draw together a cross section of these different and competing voices so as to give a sense of the quality and direction of the great alcohol debate at the time. After setting into context some of the basic questions to do with the prevention of alcohol problems the authors knit together and juxtapose short contributions from a very wide variety of experts from around the world. Clinicians educators sociologists advertisers marketing men economists philosophers geneticists and international civil servants present different points of view on health education the media advertising trade the law the environment and on the ethical basis of the debate itself. The authors bravely attempt to pull some general sense out of this profusion of what the way ahead is likely to be. It should be noted that this reissue very much reflects the context of the times in which it was written and that the contributors were participating in a debate where differences of opinion were actively encouraged. | Alcohol: The Prevention Debate

GBP 90.00
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48x Orca Hygiene 70% Alcohol Hand Sanitiser Gel, 100ml

48x Orca Hygiene 70% Alcohol Hand Sanitiser Gel, 100ml

Premium quality 70% alcohol hand sanitiser gel. Instantly sanitises hands with no need to rinse. Hands are left feeling clean and soft. - Convenient flip top, pump top, bottle, screw cap formats available in range of sizes. - 70% alcohol formula.- Kills 99.999% bacteria.- Powerful antibacterial action. Proven to kill viruses and bacteria. Ready to use.- EN1276 & EN1500.- 70% alcohol formulation is suited for frequent use by hospital staff.

GBP 129.12
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Sensirion Liquid Flow Switch Flow Meter, 250 (Isopropyl Alcohol) → 220 (Water) ml/min, 250 (Isopropyl Alcohol) ml/min

Sensirion Liquid Flow Switch Flow Meter, 250 (Isopropyl Alcohol) → 220 (Water) ml/min, 250 (Isopropyl Alcohol) ml/min

Sensirion Liquid Flow Switch Flow Meter, 250 (Isopropyl Alcohol) → 220 (Water) ml/min, 250 (Isopropyl Alcohol) ml/min, Supply Voltage: 5 → 12 V, Pipe Diameter Range: 9.2 mm, Connection Type: 5 Pin PCB Header, Maximum Pressure: 3bar, Material: Borosilicate Glass (Tube Material), FEP (Sealing), PEEk (Fitting), Minimum Operating Temperature: +10°C, Maximum Operating Temperature: +50°C, Current Rating: 6.8 mA, MPN: LG01-2000A005

GBP 127.51
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Sensirion Liquid Flow Switch Flow Meter, 250 (Isopropyl Alcohol) → 220 (Water) ml/min, 250 (Isopropyl Alcohol) ml/min

Sensirion Liquid Flow Switch Flow Meter, 250 (Isopropyl Alcohol) → 220 (Water) ml/min, 250 (Isopropyl Alcohol) ml/min

Sensirion Liquid Flow Switch Flow Meter, 250 (Isopropyl Alcohol) → 220 (Water) ml/min, 250 (Isopropyl Alcohol) ml/min, Supply Voltage: 5 → 12 V, Pipe Diameter Range: 9.2 mm, Connection Type: 5 Pin PCB Header, Maximum Pressure: 3bar, Material: Borosilicate Glass (Tube Material), FEP (Sealing), PEEk (Fitting), Minimum Operating Temperature: +10°C, Maximum Operating Temperature: +50°C, Current Rating: 6.8 mA, MPN: 1-100797-01

GBP 145.75
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