Richard B. Seymour

Hudson Institute

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Cherokee Nation

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International Addictions Update

Journal of Psychoactive Drugs (1993)

David E. Smith Richard B. Seymour

10.1080/02791072.1993.10472284

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Benzodiazepines and the Treatment of Alcohol Abuse

Journal of Psychoactive Drugs (1983)

John A. Newsom Richard B. Seymour

Alcohol abuse

10.1080/02791072.1983.10472128

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CANNABIS ADDICTION AND WITHDRAWAL: ATTITUDES AND IMPLICATIONS

CRC Press eBooks (1998)

David E. Smith Richard B. Seymour

For a variety of reasons, cannabis, or marijuana is the most controversial illicit drug in use today. Its defenders maintain that marijuana is harmless, or at least less harmful than other drugs, including alcohol and tobacco, while its more virulent attackers claim that it causes numerous sequelae, including birth defects more horrendous than those that resulted from thalidomide use. Much rhetoric has been expounded by both sides of the controversy. Unfortunately, even though there is ample evidence that cannabis is a dangerous substance, the extreme claims from both ends of the spectrum have tended to cloud the clinical reality of marijuana use, pharmacology and neurochemistry.

10.1201/9780203304228-17

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'Mourning and Militancy'

Monthly Review (2017)

Richard B. Seymour Michael D. Yates

There is a degree of unpredictability in politics today that presents opportunities for those who aren't too constrained by past experience to see them. We're seeing the possibility of regenerating a left that has previously been ground down to the scale of atoms, one that, if it adapts creatively to the coming defeats, can prepare the ground for success. But that means recognizing that the history of the left is a history of defeats; it is a history of the vanquished.Click here to purchase a PDF version of this article at the Monthly Review website.

Common ground

10.14452/mr-068-10-2017-03_2

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Addiction Medicine and the Free Clinic Movement

Journal of Psychoactive Drugs (1997)

David Eugene Smith Richard B. Seymour

Addiction medicine

10.1080/02791072.1997.10400183

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Transgenetic food animals for Australia and New Zealand

Science Access (2004)

Richard B. Seymour Rebecca E. Lyons G. S. Harper A. Brownlee P. Ledwith

Despite 20 years of research on transgenic animals in Australia and New Zealand, there are currently no transgenic animals being grown for food or fibre production in these countries, or indeed in the developed world. This situation contrasts with the cropping industries where several transgenic plants are approved and available. This review covers some of the technical, commercial, regulatory and social issues that may impact on the application of transgenic technologies to food animal production in Australia and New Zealand.

10.1071/sa0401052

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Conservation Biology (2019)

Elizabeth R. Ellwood Pamela S. Soltis Mary Beth Klein Lawrence E. Gibson Alexis M. Mychajliw

The Americas, excluding Canada & Mexico), US$1,667 (Canada/Mexico), US$2,801 (Rest of World), €1,817 (Europe), £1,431 (UK

10.1111/cobi.13167

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The Nature of Addiction.

David E. Smith Richard B. Seymour