Julian Buchanan on the huge step between drug control and social reintegration
Posted on 21-10-2009
in: Recovery

Julian Buchanan on the huge step between drug control and social reintegration.

Julian Buchanan

A/Prof Criminology, School of Social and Cultural Studies – Victoria University of Wellington

Location: Victoria University of Wellington NZ

Professor Julian Buchanan has worked in the drugs field for over 25 years. As a probation officer/drug specialist in Bootle, Merseyside in the early 1980s he pioneered a risk reduction approach and was a founder member of the South Sefton community drugs team – one of the largest multi-agency community drugs teams in the UK.…

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