Culture matters! Changes in the global landscape of cannabis

Wanke, Michał; Sandberg, Sveinung; MACİT, Ruken; Gülerce, Hakan

doi:10.1080/09687637.2022.2091301

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“…Although NSDUH is one of the largest nationwide surveys, it is limited to the U.S. Youth perception and use of alcohol and cannabis is greatly impacted by factors such as social norms, legal practices, and cultural differences ( Anthony et al., 2017 ; Carpenter and Dobkin, 2015 ; Rafei et al., 2023 ; Room and Mäkelä, 2000 ; Sudhinaraset et al., 2016 ; Tedor, 2021 ; Wanke et al., 2022 ). Therefore, our results may not be generalizable without conducting similar and more sophisticated analyses in other countries/regions or global surveys, ( Saewyc, 2021 ; WHO, Global school-based student health survey ).…”

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Lifetime use of alcohol and cannabis among U.S. adolescents across age: Exploring differential patterns by sex and race/ethnicity using the 2019 NSDUH data

Farokhnia,

Harris,

Speed

et al. 2024

Drug and Alcohol Dependence Reports

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Lifetime use of alcohol and cannabis among U.S. adolescents across age: Exploring differential patterns by sex and race/ethnicity using the 2019 NSDUH data

Farokhnia,

Harris,

Speed

et al. 2024

Drug and Alcohol Dependence Reports

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“…Despite these variations, all EU member states have implemented measures aimed at reducing the harm associated with drug use [ 1 ]. While some countries such as Poland, Germany, and the Netherlands allow for medical cannabis use, the specific policies regarding its use may differ [ 3 , 4 ]. There is also a range of approaches when it comes to policies that govern cannabis use.…”

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Navigating the Grey Zone: The Impact of Legislative Frameworks in North America and Europe on Adolescent Cannabis Use—A Systematic Review

Jablonska,

Negura

2024

Behavioral Sciences

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Objectives: This paper aims to systematically review the impact of legislative framework changes in North America and Europe on adolescent cannabis use. It not only seeks to examine the prevalence of adolescent marijuana use following legislative changes but also to identify the driving forces behind fluctuations in use and to address the gaps left by previous studies. Methods: A systematic literature review was conducted in selected databases. After screening English-language publications dating from 2013 to 2023 (n = 453 studies), 24 met the inclusion criteria. Articles were considered if they analyzed the impact of legislative changes on adolescent cannabis use in countries across North America and Europe. Synthesis: The overall findings suggest an inconsistency regarding the prevalence of cannabis use among youth and adolescents following policy changes. The effects of modifications in cannabis policies on marijuana consumption are complex and influenced by various factors. These include the details of legislation, societal perspectives, enforcement methods, socioeconomic status, and cultural background. Conclusions: The results of this analysis reveal a nuanced reality. Although research suggests a rise in cannabis use after legalization, there are variations in the outcomes observed. This highlights the significance of considering context and demographics. Moreover, studies shed light on how specific policy changes, such as depenalization, can affect cannabis use.

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Research Note: Medical Cannabis Tourism

Tham

2024

Journal of Tourism Research

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Medical cannabis is an emerging topic of interest as stakeholders come to terms with how the demand and supply of such controlled substances are regulated across nations. Then, by extension, the provision of medical cannabis has given rise to tourism encounters where people, places, and spaces intersect. However, medical cannabis tourism has received very little attention in scholarly literature. This research note seeks to provide an overview of developments related to medical cannabis, fundamental questions that tourism scholars and practitioners need to be cognisant of, and charts avenues for future research.

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Culture matters! Changes in the global landscape of cannabis

Cited by 10 publications

References 51 publications

Lifetime use of alcohol and cannabis among U.S. adolescents across age: Exploring differential patterns by sex and race/ethnicity using the 2019 NSDUH data

Lifetime use of alcohol and cannabis among U.S. adolescents across age: Exploring differential patterns by sex and race/ethnicity using the 2019 NSDUH data

Navigating the Grey Zone: The Impact of Legislative Frameworks in North America and Europe on Adolescent Cannabis Use—A Systematic Review

Research Note: Medical Cannabis Tourism

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