دانلود کتاب Dead-End Lives: Drugs and Violence in the City Shadows

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DEAD-END LIVES\nContents\nList of photos, figures and tables\n Photos\n Figures\n Table\nAbout the authors\nAcknowledgements\n Personal acknowledgements\nPreface\nForeword\nGlossary of terms\n1. Introduction: Welcome to Valdemingómez\n Meet Juan and Julia\n Welcome to Europe’s largest ghetto\n The case for a new form of analysis\n An honest justification of our methodology\n Structure of the book\n2. Politics, ‘democracy’ and the ideology of the postmodern city\n Introduction\n A world in perpetual crisis\n Distracting times in liquid modernity\n Urban outcast in context\n The political economy of social suffering\n3. Madrid: History, social processes and the growth in inequality\n Historical evolution of the Cañada Real Galiana\n Economic change in Spain\n Class stratification, economic growth and immigration\n Madrid, inequality and space\n4. Drugs, cultural change and drug markets\n Introduction\n Drug use and cultural change in Spain\n A la cárcel: The shortcomings of punitive laws in the 1980s and 1990s\n5. Journeys to dependence\n Introduction\n Journeys to dependence\n Dependence displacement: From X to Valdemingómez\n Dependence acceleration: Living in Valdemingómez\n6. Life in the city shadows: Work, identity and social status\n Introduction\n Zonal containment of illegality\n Los gitanos: A history of working on the margins\n Drug users: Working in the margins\n Daily life and relationships\n7. The council, police and health services: An impasse to solutions\n Introduction\n The council\n Law enforcement agencies: The National Police, Local Police and Civil Guard\n The harm reduction team\n Miscellaneous help\n8. Post dependency: What next?\n Introduction\n Dependency denial\n Treatment sequences\n Appearances and disappearances\n Killing me softly: Overdose and death\n9\n9. Not really the conclusion\n Introduction\n Ethnography in a time of neoliberal politics\n Drugs, the global political economy and personal decision-making\n The collapse of the left and the rise of the right\n Space, capital and processes of social cleansing\n Consented violence and its cultural norms\n Abstinence doesn’t make the heart grow fonder and nor does harm reduction: drug dependence in context\nReferences\nIndex