The Origin and Development of Anti-Drug Social Work in Chinese Mainland

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Han Mo
Minjv Du
Lanlan Jiang
Guanyao Mo

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Abstract: Anti-drug social work is a critical component of anti-drug initiatives and plays a crucial role in addressing drug-related issues within society. As a relatively new field within social work, it incorporates specialized theories and professional methodologies to tackle drug-related problems. Anti-drug social work is also an interdisciplinary field that aims to integrate various perspectives and approaches towards addressing drug-related concerns. Its development is driven by the need for innovative social work practices, the advancement of anti-drug efforts, and the enhancement of social governance in relation to drug-related issues. However, the progress of anti-drug social work is hindered by various challenges, which require the implementation of innovative strategies. Therefore, it is essential to understand the origins and evolution of anti-drug social work, learn from past experiences, and identify current obstacles in order to promote its sustainable development in the future.

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Mo, H., Du, M., Jiang, L., & Mo, G. (2024). The Origin and Development of Anti-Drug Social Work in Chinese Mainland. Asian Journal on Addictions, 2(1), 17. https://doi.org/10.58896/aja.v2i1.1
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