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Marijuana in America is an accessible and comprehensive exploration of the many changes in medical, legal, and cultural issues surrounding cannabis in the United States. This multidisciplinary volume features contributions from several different fields to explain all facets of marijuana, including its chemical composition, evolving depictions in popular culture, and historical, legal, and social settings in which marijuana use occurs.
A mix of coverage provides readers with a full and accurate understanding of the spectrum of issues and controversies swirling around marijuana today, including: the changing legal landscape pertaining to the sale, possession, and use of marijuana, both at the state and federal levels; the factual basis for arguments for and against so-called medical marijuana; claims that marijuana is a gateway drug to harder drugs; changing cultural attitudes about marijuana and potheads; economic arguments for and against marijuana legalization; and the impact of marijuana on families, communities, the economy, and the criminal justice system.
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THE EDITORS
James Hawdon
Professor and Director of the Center for Peace Studies and Violence Prevention
Department of Sociology
Virginia Tech
Bryan Lee Miller
Associate Professor and Graduate Coordinator
Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Criminal Justice
Clemson University
Matthew Costello
Assistant Professor
Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Criminal Justice
Clemson University
THE CONTRIBUTORS
Brandon Alston
Graduate Student
Department of Sociology
Northwestern University
Katherine Ayers
Graduate Student
Department of Sociology
Virginia Tech
Julie Marie Baldwin
Research Professor
Department of Justice, Law & Criminology
American University
Daisy Ball
Assistant Professor
Department of Public Affairs
Roanoke College
Angela M. Barlow
Associate Professor
Department of Criminal Justice Studies
Keene State University
Jonathan F. Bastian
Graduate Student
Department of Criminal Justice
University of Louisville
Virginia Benefield
Graduate Student
Department of Criminal Justice Administration
Middle Tennessee State University
John H. Boman, IV
Associate Professor
Department of Sociology
Bowling Green State University
Amanda M. Burroughs
Graduate Student
Department of Sociology
Virginia Tech
Lyla Byers
Graduate Student
Department of Sociology
Virginia Tech
Jason T. Callahan
Graduate Student
Department of Sociology
Virginia Tech
Nathan D. Coleman
Graduate Student
Department of Criminal Justice
University of Central Florida
C. Cozette Comer
Evidence Synthesis Librarian
University Libraries
Virginia Tech
Nicholas Copeland
Associate Professor
Department of Sociology
Virginia Tech
Allen Copenhaver
Assistant Professor and Criminal Justice Program Coordinator
Department of Criminal Justice
Lindsey Wilson College
Samantha Davis
Student
Department of Sociology and Criminology
University of Arkansas
Joao Fasolino De Menezes
Criminal Justice Research Alliance
Craig A. Depken, II
Professor
Department of Economics
University of North Carolina at Charlotte
John M. Eassey
Research Professor
Department of Justice, Law & Criminology
American University
Alex Espinoza-Kulick
Graduate Student
Department of Sociology
University of California, Santa Barbara
Mario Alberto V. Espinoza-Kulick
Lecturer
Ethnic Studies Department
California Polytechnic State University
Tyler Frye
Student
Department of Criminal Justice
Penn State Altoona
Margot Gage Witvliet
Assistant Professor
Department of Sociology
Lamar University
Marc D. Glidden
Assistant Professor
Department of Criminology and Justice Studies
California State University, Northridge
Alexandria Goldstein
Graduate Student
Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice
Kennesaw State University
O. Hayden Griffin, III
Associate Professor
Department of Criminal Justice
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Jonathan A. Grubb
Assistant Professor
Department of Criminal Justice & Criminology
Georgia Southern University
Antonio Paniagua Guzmn
Lecturer
Department of Sociology
University of WisconsinMilwaukee
Ezekiel Hall
Graduate Student
Department of Criminal Justice Administration
Middle Tennessee State University
Meghan Harrigan
Student
Department of Criminal Justice
Penn State Altoona
Rhys Hester
Assistant Professor
Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Criminal Justice
Clemson University
Melody Hicks
Graduate Student
Department of Criminal Justice Administration
Middle Tennessee State University
Aleksi Hupli
Graduate Student
School of Social Sciences and Humanities
Tampere University
Zachary Hutchinson
Investigative Specialist
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Shelby I. Ingalls
Graduate Student
Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Criminal Justice
Clemson University
Veronyka James
Associate Professor
Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice
Shenandoah University
Eric Jardine
Assistant Professor
Department of Political Science
Virginia Tech
Aubrey D. Johnson
Graduate Student
Department of Sociology, Anthropology & Criminal Justice
Clemson University
Sitinga Kachipande
Instructor
Department of Sociology
Virginia Tech
Paige Kennett
Law Student
Virginia School of Law
University of Virginia
Stan Korotchenko
Adjunct Instructor
Department of Criminal Justice
University of Central Florida
Stephanie M. Koskinen
Graduate Student
Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice
University of North Florida
Nathan E. Kruis
Assistant Professor
Department of Criminal Justice
Penn State Altoona
Andrew M. Lindner
Associate Professor
Sociology Department
Skidmore College
Arlett S. Lomel
Assistant Professor
Department of Sociology
University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
Gabrielle L. Lory
Graduate Student
Department of Sociology
West Virginia University
D. Tyler Love
Graduate Student
Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Criminal Justice
Clemson University
C. Cory Lowe
Graduate Student
Department of Sociology and Criminology & Law
University of Florida
Lucas Maness
Graduate Student
Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology
University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Tyler Manger
Student
Department of Criminal Justice
Penn State Altoona
Jordan Y. Marth
Graduate Student
Department of Sociology
Virginia Tech
Mackenzie McBride
Instructor
Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice
Georgia Southern University
Katherine McCarthy
Research Assistant
Anti-Defamation League, Center on Extremism
Christine McCown
Instructor
Department of Sociology
Virginia Tech
Jenae McGill
Student
Department of Criminal Justice
Penn State Altoona
Christopher J. Miceli
Graduate Student
Department of Sociology
Virginia Tech
J. Mitchell Miller
John A. Delaney Presidential Professor
Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice
University of North Florida
Rocio Paez
Visiting Assistant Professor
Department of Sociology and Criminology
University of Arkansas
Anne McNutt Patrick
Graduate Student
Department of Sociology
Virginia Tech
Robert Perdue
Assistant Professor
Department of Sociology and Anthropology
Elon University
Thomas J. PlaHovinsak, II
Assistant Professor
College of Business & Economics
Longwood University
Chad Posick
Associate Professor and Graduate Coordinator
Criminal Justice & Criminology
Georgia Southern University
Jebadiah E. Potterf
Instructor
Department of Sociology
Colorado State University
Cori Pryor
Graduate Student
Department of Sociology
Bowling Green State University
Salvatore J. Restifo
Associate Professor
Department of Sociology
University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
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