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The International Society for the Study of Drug Policy

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Past Webinars

Joint ISSDP-UNODC webinar

A scientific look at the 2020 World Drug Report

A joint ISSDP-UNODC webinar took place on 2 July 2020.

The webinar featured an overview of the 2020 World Drug Report by Angela Me (Chief Research and Trend Analysis Branch, UNODC) and an ISSDP panel of experts discussing three key topics: 1) socioeconomic circumstances of heavy use, 2) access to controlled medicine and 3) the rise of meth and stimulants.

Webinar 1 Presentations

Outlining the 2020 World Drug Report Angela Me
Director of Research
United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC)
Access to Controlled Medicines Suzanne Nielsen
Associate Professor and Deputy Director
Monash Addiction Research Centre, Monash University
Rise of methamphetamine & stimulants Mr Alexander Soderholm
London School of Economics and Political Science
Socioeconomic Characteristics and Drug Use Disorders Gideon Lasco, MD, PhD
Research Fellow, Ateneo de Manila University
Senior Lecturer University of the Philippines

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Regular (voting) membership of the ISSDP is open to all scholars, analysts or researchers in the field of drug policy research. Other interested persons may become affiliate (non-voting) members of the Society.

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