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New Psychoactive Substances and Human Enhancement Drugs: new policy and practitioner landscapes

新的精神活性物质和人类增强药物：新政策和从业者格局

基本信息

批准号：
ES/M002330/1
负责人：
Caroline Chatwin
金额：
$ 3.63万
依托单位：
University of Kent
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2014
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2014 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=ES%2FM002330%2F1
关键词：
New Psychoactive Substances Human Enhancement

项目摘要

Rising levels of NPS/HED have been observed around the globe as new technologies for their advertisement and dissemination have developed. The Coalition Government in the UK, and international bodies and institutions around the world, have called for a focus on developing policies that limit their harm and implementing strategies that help to appraise users of their potential risks: they have widely been described as the new challenge facing both policymakers and practitioners. Despite the prioritisation of this issue, a coherent and extensive social research agenda in this area that seeks to evaluate policies and their consequences, critically assess official discourses and explore the needs and experiences of users does not yet exist. Without this evidence base it is impossible for policymakers to make informed decisions or practitioners to implement standards of best practice. It is the intention of this seminar series to bring academics from many social research related disciplines and working at many different levels together with practitioners and policymakers to develop and shape, in partnership, a social research agenda on NPS and HED that will, in turn, be used to inform both policy and practice. This partnership will be effected by bringing together a strong UK based network of NPS/HED related social researchers and social research users and by creating a forum within which they can engage in dialogue, exchange ideas and perspectives, develop their conceptualisations of the challenges posed by NPS/HED, jointly shape policy and research agendas, and drive forward new research collaborations and strategies. To ensure the diversity of the network and the breadth of its reach, academics from a variety of social research disciplines (criminology, sociology, substance use/abuse epidemiology, child care, health sciences, criminal justice and public policy) and at different stages of their career will be included; similarly, policymakers and practitioners from a variety of backgrounds (governmental/non-governmental; law enforcement/treatment), as well as media representatives and users themselves, will participate in the overall network. While NPS/HED is a problem that is significant in its effect in the UK in particular, it is an issue that is being experienced around the globe and thus, where appropriate, international scholars and policymakers have been asked to contribute to the debates and join the 'core pool' of participants so that their experiences can also be acknowledged.The seminar series will take the format of 6 half day seminars related to social research on NPS/HED: new policy directions; supply and demand; psychopharmacology; law enforcement; risk; and treatment, community developments and harm reduction. It will be attended by 40 participants drawn from the 'core pool' of participants, other interested local parties and those specifically invited by the host institution. It will be accompanied by a suite of online resources including a dedicated blog and discussion forum that will widen participation to those members of the 'core pool' unable to attend seminars in person, those working in related disciplines that are not members of the 'core pool' and those from the international arena. Our work will be consolidated by our final 3 day event which aims to maximise the impact of existing research outcomes and inspire new research collaborations.

随着广告和传播的新技术的发展，地球仪上的可再生能源/HED水平不断上升。联合王国政府以及世界各地的国际组织和机构呼吁重点制定限制其危害的政策，并实施有助于评估其潜在风险的使用者的战略：它们被广泛描述为政策制定者和从业者面临的新挑战。尽管这一问题被列为优先事项，但在这一领域还没有一个连贯和广泛的社会研究议程，以评估政策及其后果，批判性地评估官方话语，并探讨用户的需求和经验。没有这一证据基础，决策者就不可能作出知情决定，从业人员也不可能执行最佳做法标准。该系列研讨会的目的是将来自许多社会研究相关学科的学者与从业者和政策制定者在许多不同层面一起工作，以合作伙伴关系制定和塑造关于可持续发展和HED的社会研究议程，这反过来又将用于为政策和实践提供信息。这一伙伴关系将通过汇集一个强大的英国网络的可持续发展/HED相关的社会研究人员和社会研究用户，并通过创建一个论坛，他们可以在其中进行对话，交流思想和观点，发展他们的概念化的可持续发展/HED所带来的挑战，共同塑造政策和研究议程，并推动新的研究合作和战略。为了确保网络的多样性和覆盖面的广泛性，来自各种社会研究学科的学者将包括来自不同领域（犯罪学、社会学、药物使用/滥用流行病学、儿童保育、健康科学、刑事司法和公共政策）和职业生涯不同阶段的决策者和从业人员;同样，（政府/非政府;执法/治疗）以及媒体代表和用户本身将参与整个网络。虽然在英国，水污染/HED是一个影响重大的问题，但这是一个地球仪正在经历的问题，因此，在适当的情况下，国际学者和政策制定者被要求为辩论做出贡献，并加入参与者的“核心库”，以便他们的经验也能得到承认。研讨会系列将采取6个半天的研讨会形式，与社会问题有关。关于可持续发展/HED的研究：新的政策方向;供应和需求;精神药理学执法;风险;社区发展和减少危害。将有40名与会者参加，这些与会者来自与会者的“核心人才库”、其他感兴趣的当地各方和东道机构特别邀请的人员。它将伴随着一套在线资源，包括一个专门的博客和讨论论坛，将扩大参与到那些无法亲自参加研讨会的“核心人才库”的成员，那些在相关学科工作的人不是“核心人才库”的成员，以及那些来自国际竞技场的人。我们的工作将通过最后3天的活动得到巩固，该活动旨在最大限度地发挥现有研究成果的影响，并激发新的研究合作。