01901nam a22002657a 4500 OSt 20170411083547.0 170411b xxu||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d ZAAPA 362.29 Da Rocha Silva, Lee An investigation of the relationship between drug consumption and crime in South Africa: Implications for social work. Submitted in fulfillment of the requirements for the degree Doctor Philosophiae in Social Work (D Phil) Sovenga (Limpopo) University of the North 2004 321p Dissertation 29cm Includes references 1. General orientation; 2. A critical review of the organisational and methodological character of drug-related research in South Africa: 1960 - 2000; 3. Review of the research findings on drug use and related crime in South Africa: 1960-2000; 4. Data presentation, analysis and interpretation; 5. Main faindings, conclusions and recommendations The primary aim of this investigation was to facilitate the prevention of the drug-crime problem through researching its nature and extent, and focusing on detainees in holding cells at police stations in South Africa. The objectives were: To investigate the nature and extend of the drug-crime problem among the detainees as well as vulnerability to this problem on the individual and broad socioeconomic level; To suggest a national system for monitoring the relevance of prevailing knowledge on and the impact of preventive action against the drug-crime phenomenon, with special emphasis on the detainees; To develop guidelines for social workers to help prevent the drug-crime problem, based on the research findings Social Workers English English Drugs Crime Social Work 65161 ddc BK 38523 38523 0 0 ddc 0 1 DAPA DAPA 2017-04-11 Proefskrif 0 362.29 ROC APA070280 2017-04-11 1 2017-04-11 REF