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Terrorism, drugs, and crime in Europe

Richard Clutterbuck

1990

Preventing teen violence

Sherri N. McCarthy, Claudio Simon Hutz

2006

Modern nutrition in health and disease

Moshe Shike, Maurice E. Shils, James A. Olson

1994

Sexual harassment and bullying

Susan Strauss

2011

Lesbian Women And Sexual Health

Kathleen A. Dolan

2005

Alcohol and drug prevention in the workplace

Konstantin von Vietinghoff-Scheel

1995

Problem-oriented policing

Herman Goldstein

1990

A dynamic cascade model of the development of substance-use onset

Kenneth A. Dodge, John E. Schulenberg, Julie Maslowsky

2009

Illusion of Order

Bernard E. Harcourt

2001

Superpower competition and crisis prevention in the Third World

Roy Allison, Phil Williams

1990

Malaria

Jamieson, Andrew (Physician)

2006

Harm reduction

G. Alan Marlatt

1998

The School Leader's Guide to Student Learning Supports

Linda Taylor, Howard S. Adelman

2006

How to stop bullying in your school

George Varnava

2002

Alcohol

Griffith Edwards

2000

When brute force fails

Mark Kleiman

2009

The counterterrorism handbook

Frank Bolz, David P. Schulz, Kenneth J. Dudonis

2002

Helping teens stop violence

Allan Creighton, Paul Kivel

1992

Management of headache and headache medications

Lawrence D. Robbins

1994

School crime and juvenile justice

Lawrence, Richard

1998

Bioviolence

Barry Kellman

2007

The Drug Problem

Martin H. Levinson

2002

Combating teen smoking

Peter D. Jacobson, Paula M. Lantz, Kenneth Edgar Warner et al.

2001

Obesity

Ross E., Ph.D. Andersen

2003

Bullying and Teasing

Gayle L. Macklem

2003

Saving children from a life of crime

David P. Farrington

2007

Youthoria

Phil Harris

2013

Cancer risks and prevention

J. A. Muir Gray

1985

Mein Körper gehört mir!

Dagmar Geisler

1994

And words can hurt forever

Ellen deLara, James Garbarino

2002

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