In biographical essays dedicated to addicts, Keys (political
science, West Texas A&M U.) and Galliher (sociology, U. of
Missouri) focus more on the drug expert's career than personal life
(1905-) though a few photos are included. Influenced by the Chicago
School of Sociology, Lindesmith is best known for his theory of
Opiate Addiction (1947) and drug policy reform stand for treating
addicts as ill rather than as criminals (The Addict and the Law,
1965). Appends a bibliography of Lindesmith's writings, a summary
of his unpublished papers, and statistics on his citations in the
Social Sciences Citation Index (1966-94).
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