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PART 1: WHAT IS ADDICTION?Section 1: Conceptions of Addiction1. The Puzzle of Addiction Hanna Pickard2. Deriving Addiction: An Analysis Based on Three Elementary Features of Making Choices Gene M. Heyman3. The Picoeconomics of Addiction George Ainslie4. Addiction as a Disorder of Self-control Edmund Henden5. Addiction: The Belief Oscillation Hypothesis Neil Levy6. Addiction and Moral Psychology Chandra Sripada and Peter Railton7. Identity and Addiction Owen Flanagan 8. The Harmful Dysfunction Analysis of Addiction: Normal Brains and Abnormal States of Mind Jerome C. Wakefield9. The Evolutionary Significance of Drug Toxicity over Reward Edward H. Hagen and Roger J. SullivanSection 2: Varieties, Taxonomies, and Models of Addiction10. Defining Addiction: A Pragmatic Perspective Walter Sinnott-Armstrong and Jesse S. Summers11. Diagnosis of Addictions Marc Auriacombe, Fuschia Serre, Cecile Denis, Melina Fatseas 12. Reconsidering Addiction as a Syndrome: One Disorder with Multiple Expressions Paige M. Shaffer and Howard J. Shaffer13. Developing General Models and Theories of Addiction Robert West, Simon Christmas, Janna Hastings, and Susan Michie14. Gambling Disorder Seth W. Whiting, Rani A. Hoff, and Marc N. Potenza15. Food Addiction Ashley Gearhardt, Michelle Joyner, and Erica Schulte16. "A Walk On the Wild Side" of Addiction: The History and Significance of Animal Models Serge H. AhmedPART 2: EXPLAINING ADDICTION: CULTURE, PATHWAYS, MECHANISMSSection 1: Anthropological, Historical, and Socio-Psychological Perspectives17. Power and Addiction Jim Orford18. Sociology of Addiction Richard Hammersley19. The Fuzzy Boundaries of Illegal Drug Markets and Why They Matter Lee D. Hoffer 20. Multiple Commitments: Heterogeneous Histories of Neuroscientific Addiction Research Nancy D. CampbellSection 2: Developmental Processes, Vulnerabilities and Resilience21. The Epidemiological Approach: An Overview of Methods and Models James C. Anthony22. A Genetic Framework For Addiction Philip Gorwood, Yann Le Strat, and Nicolas Ramoz23. Choice Impulsivity: A Drug-modifiable Personality Trait Annabelle M. Belcher, Carl W. Lejuez, F. Gerald Moeller, Nora D. Volkow and Sergi Ferre24. Stress and Addiction Rajita SinhaSection 3: Psychological and Neural Mechanisms25. Mechanistic Models for Understanding Addiction as a Behavioral Disorder Dominic Murphy and Gemma Lucy Smart26. Controlled and Automatic Learning Processes in Addiction Lee Hogarth27. Decision-making Dysfunctions in Addiction Antonio Verdejo-Garcia28. The Current Status of the Incentive Sensitization Theory of Addiction Mike J.F. Robinson, Terry E. Robinson, and Kent C. Berridge 29. Resting-state and Structural Brain Connectivity in Individuals with Stimulant Addiction: A Systematic Review Anna Zilverstand, Rafael O'Halloran, and Rita Z. Goldstein30. Imaging Dopamine Signaling in Addiction Diana Martinez and Felipe Castillo31. The Neurobiology of the Placebo Effects of Addictive Drugs Elisa Frisaldi, Diletta Barbiani, and Fabrizio Benedetti32. Brain Mechanisms and the Disease Model of Addiction: Is it the Whole Story of the Addicted Self? A Philosophical-skeptical Perspective Serife TekinPART 3: CONSEQUENCES, RESPONSES, AND THE MEANING OF ADDICTIONSection 1: Listening and Relating to Addicts33. The Outcasts Project: Humanizing Long-term Heroin Users Through Documentary Photography and Photo-elicitation Aaron Goodman34. Our Stories, Our Knowledge: The Importance of Addicts Epistemic Authority in Treatment Peg O'Connor35. Reactive Attitudes, Relationships, and Addiction Jeanette Kennett, Doug McConnell, and Anke Snoek Section 2: Prevention, Treatment, and Spontaneous Recovery36. Contingency Management Approaches Kristyn Zajac, Sheila M. Alessi, and Nancy M. Petry37. 12-step Fellowship and Recovery from Addiction John F. Kelly and Julie V. Cristello38. Opioid Substitution Treatment and Harm Minimization Approaches Mark K. Greenwald39. Self-change: Genesis and Functions of a Concept Harald Klingemann and Justyna I. KlingemannSection 3: Ethics, Law and Policy40. Addiction: A Structural Problem of Modern Global Society Bruce K. Alexander41. Don't Be Fooled by the Euphemistic Language Attesting to a Gentler War on Drugs Carl L. Hart42. Drug legalization and Public Health: General Issues, and the Case of Cannabis Robin Room43. Addiction and Drug (De)Criminalization Doug Husak 44. Criminal Law and Addiction Steven J. Morse 45. Addiction and Mandatory Treatment Steve Matthews |
