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The demise of skid row

  • The Politics Of Sickness
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  1. the Department of Medicine in Society at the Wright State University School of Medicine, USA

    Harvey A. Siegal (associate professor and vice-chairman, holds a joint appointment)

  2. the Wright State University Department of Sociology and Anthropology, USA

    Harvey A. Siegal (associate professor and vice-chairman, holds a joint appointment)

  3. Division of Criminal Justice at the University of Delaware, USA

    James A. Inciardi (professor and director)

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  1. Harvey A. Siegal
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He is the author of Outposts of the Forgotten,published by Transaction Books.

He has published extensively in the areas of substance abuse, medicine, history, folklore, criminology, and criminal justice and is a former editor of Criminology: An Interdisciplinary Journal.

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Siegal, H.A., Inciardi, J.A. The demise of skid row. Society 19, 39–45 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02712907

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