Articles Appearing in Vol. 29, No. 2

Prenatal Cocaine Exposure

Methodological Questions and Answers in Prenatal Cocaine Exposure: Turning ‘Junk’ Science into Genuine Science
Robert E. Arendt

Accuracy in Detecting Prenatal Drug Exposure
Robert E. Arendt, Lynn T. Singer, Sonia Minnes, and Ann Salvator

Examiner Masking in Research on the Effects of Prenatal Cocaine Exposure
Fonda Davis Eyler, Marylou Behnke, Nanci Stewart, and Kathleen Wobie

Studies of Prenatal Cocaine Exposure: Assessing the Influence of Extraneous Variables
Gale A. Richardson, Nancy L. Day

Samples in Research on Prenatal Cocaine Exposure: Vexing Problems and Practical Solutions
Heather Carmichael Olson, and Susan Katalin Toth

Advances and Redirections in Understanding Effects of Fetal Drug Exposure
Lynn T. Singer

To Covary or Not To Covary: What is the Question?
Barry Lester

Selected Papers

Dope Sniffers in New York City: An Ethnography of Heroin Markets and Patterns of Use
Xavier Andrade, Stephen J. Sifaneck, and Alan Neaigus

Matching Rhetoric to Dollars: Twenty-Five Years of Federal Drug Strategies and Drug Budgets
John Carnevale,and Patrick Murphy

What Drug Dealers Tell Us About Their Costs of Doing Business
Jonathan P. Caulkins, Bruce Johnson, Angela Taylor, and Lowell Taylor

Drug Use, Workplace Accidents and Employee Turnover
John Hoffmann, and Cindy Larison

The Straight Edge Subculture: Examining the Youths’ Drug-Free Way
Darrell D. Irwin

Developmental Patterns Associated with the Onset of Drug Use: Changes in Postulated Mediators During Adolescence
Ralph B. McNeal, Jr., William B. Hansen

Heroin Sniffing as Self-Regulation Among Injecting and Non-Injecting Heroin Users
Jo L. Sotheran, Douglas S. Goldsmith, Martín Blasco, and Samuel R. Friedman

Racial Differences in HIV Infection and Risk Behaviors Among Drug Users in A Low Seroprevalence Area
Barbara D. Warner, and Carl G. Leukefeld