Articles Appearing in Vol. 26, No. 1

Unknown, Unexplored, and Unseen Populations: An Introduction Into the Truly Hidden Worlds of Drug and Alcohol Research
Patricia Morgan

Hidden Populations and the Gaze of Power
John L. Fitzgerald

Mechanisms of Noncompletion in Ethnographic Research on Drugs: Results from a Secondary Analysis
Michael Fendrich, Joseph S. Wislar, Mary Ellen Mackesy-Amiti, and Paul Goldstein

The Elephant That No One Sees: Natural Recovery Among Middle-Class Addicts
Robert Granfield and William Cloud

Just For Fun? Cocaine Use Among Middle-Class Women
Claire Sterk-Elifson

A Road Less Traveled: Choosing the "Women for Sobriety" Program
Lee Ann Kaskutas

Images of the Twelve-Step Model, and Sex and Love Addiction in an Alcohol Intervention Group for Black Women
Christine Flynn Saulnier

Citizens and Outlaws: The Private Lives and Public Lifestyles of Women in the Illicit Drug Economy
Patricia Morgan and Karen Ann Joe

Hidden in the Light: Occupational Norms Among Crack-Using Street-Level Sex Workers
Lisa Maher

Family and Human Resources in the Development of a Female Crack-Seller Career: Case Study of a Hidden Population
Eloise Dunlap and Bruce D. Johnson

The Lives and Times of Asian-Pacific American Women Drug Users: An Ethnographic Study of Their Methamphetamine Use
Karen A. Joe

The Influence of Alcohol and Drug Use on the Subsistence Adaptation of Homeless Mentally Ill Persons
Alex Cohen and Paul Koegel

Fantasy Island: An Ethnography of Alcohol and Gender Roles in a Latino Gay Bar
Carlos F. Caceres and Jorge I. Cortinas

"Smartness," "Toughness," and "Autonomy": Drug Use in the Context of Gang Female Delinquency
David C. Brotherton