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Psychotropes 40 years: excerpts from yesterday and today. Part Two: 1983–2026

Psychotropes 40 years: excerpts from yesterday and today. Part Two: 1983–2026

Vol. 32, 2026/1-2 - pages
Pages 5 to 8

Allow all words: 40 years (or even a little more) of Psychotropes

By Pierre Poloméni
Pages 9 to 12

Editorial (1983)

By Gilles Bibeau, Ronald Verbeke
Pages 13 to 16

Editorial

By Pierre Angel
Pages 17 to 24

Editorial. Psychotropes: From Plato to Overton

By Michel Hautefeuille
Pages 25 to 50

An overview of half a century of drug prohibition and consumption in France, from the 1960s to the present day

By Alexandre Marchant
Pages 51 to 68

40 years of developments in addiction medicine: A few points of reference

By Pierre Poloméni, Laurent Karila
Pages 69 to 101

Addiction studies at an impasse in neuroscience: How to move forward?

By Alain Morel
Pages 103 to 117

Marmottan and time: Thinking of addiction as a temporal pathology

By Camille Charvet
Pages 119 to 140

Some reflections on the origins of addiction studies in France and its relationship with psychiatry

By Jean Dugarin
Pages 141 to 157

Toward a bright future? Prohibition, legalization, and harm reduction in 2025

By Bertrand Lebeau
Pages 159 to 173

New therapeutic communities

By Jean-Pierre Couteron, Susie Longbottom
Pages 175 to 210

Being a woman who has used drugs and works in the field of drug use

By Sarah Perrin, Hélène Delaquaize, Anne Coppel, Pascale Bastiani
Pages 211 to 222

For or against drugs: 50 years of a French paradox

By Fabrice Olivet
Pages 223 to 238

Toward emancipatory harm reduction

By Pierre Chappard, Fabienne Pourchon
Pages 239 to 247

Association Addictions France: Challenges from yesterday to today

By Bernard Basset, Alain Rigaud
Pages 249 to 260

The Oppelia Association: Some observations on its short history

By Jean-Louis Loirat
Pages 261 to 272

SOS Drogue International: Birth and evolution at the heart of a social and political issue

By Pascal Fraichard, Sylvie Justin, Thomas Verduzier