Titlebook: Social Change and Psychosocial Adaptation in the Pacific Islands; Cultures in Transiti Anthony J. Marsella (Professor Emeritus),Ayda Auka B

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Alcohol and Drug Use in Honiara, Solomon Islands: A Cause for Concern,vention by neither the government, health and educational authorities, nor by the many churches and missions. In the 1990‘s marijuana, cocaine, heroin, hallucinogenic plant drugs and the misuse of prescription- and nonprescription drugs appeared on the drug scene. Especially the use of marijuana has

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Social Change and Psychosocial Adaptation in the Pacific IslandsCultures in Transiti

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Federated States of Micronesia: Islands in the Sun,tional awareness of new substances such as gas sniffing, tobacco chewing and betel nut have broadened the field of substance abuse research. If solutions in the form of treatment, public awareness, and policy are to be realized through research, then greater opportunity to conduct local research is needed.

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Building Capacity for Epidemiologic Surveillance of Alcohol and other Drug Problems in the US-Relatoblems are seen that are typical of both the developing regions of the world (e.g., malnutrition, tuberculosis, dental caries, dengue fever, cholera) in addition to the health problems of the developed world (e.g., cancer, heart disease, diabetes).

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Social Change in the Pacific Problems Old, Problems New, Problems Borrowed, to the complexity, since while New Guinea covers approximately 309,000 square miles, the average island is less than 25 square miles, and an island like Funafuti, the capital and population center of Tuvalu, has a land area of less than a single square mile (Rapaport 1999).

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Introduction,for centuries as seafaring cultures that supported complex societies and strong traditions maintained through oral histories. The contact and eventual Western colonization that occurred during the past 500 years resulted in drastic and often catastrophic changes to these ancient societies.

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Social Change in the Pacific Problems Old, Problems New, Problems Borrowed,volume of this kind. The vast expanse of the Pacific Ocean, the largest single feature on the earth‘s surface, is daunting enough. Island variety adds to the complexity, since while New Guinea covers approximately 309,000 square miles, the average island is less than 25 square miles, and an island l

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