Introduction: Testing and Refining Marc Lewis’s Critique of the Brain Disease Model of Addiction

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Neuroethics 10 (1):1-6 (2017)
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In this introduction we set out some salient themes that will help structure understanding of a complex set of intersecting issues discussed in this special issue on the work of Marc Lewis: conceptual foundations of the disease model, tolerating the disease model given socio-political environments, and A third wave: refining conceptualization of addiction in the light of Lewis’s model.

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