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The Globalisation of Addiction: Insights from Professor Bruce Alexander

Join us for a thought-provoking presentation by Professor Bruce Alexander, Emeritus of Psychology at Simon Fraser University, as he delves into "The Globalisation of Addiction." Recognized for his groundbreaking research, Professor Alexander has earned accolades, including the prestigious Nora and Ted Sterling Prize for his work that challenges conventional views on addiction. His insights explore both local and global dimensions, instigating essential discussions around the complexities of addiction. Don't miss this opportunity to engage with an influential voice in psychology.

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The Globalisation of Addiction: Insights from Professor Bruce Alexander

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  1. GLBAL FRIDAY PRESENTS Bruce Alexander, Professor Emeritus, Psychology at SFU “THE GLOBALISATION OF ADDICTION” Bruce Alexander, is professor emeritus of psychology at SFU and a pioneer in human addiction research. In 2007 he won the Nora and Ted Sterling Prize in support of controversy. In making the award, the chair of the committee wrote "Professor Alexander’s work addresses important local and global issues, and gives another perspective on addiction. The intense disapproval it has generated should make thinking people want to take a look at just what he’s saying that is perceived as so dangerous." March 5, 2010 Senate Chambers, Room 1079 12:00 – 1:30 pm (available by elluminate)

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