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Dosis de estigma

Authors: Marco Mascarell, Anna;

Dosis de estigma

Abstract

La fiscalización de las drogas apoyado por el modelo hegemónico prohibicionista, ha criminalizado y, en consecuencia, estigmatizado a sus consumidores. Dosis de estigma es un trabajo de investigación que tiene por finalidad mostrar al lector los elementosimplicados en la construcción del estigma social que padecen las personas que consumen drogas en nuestra sociedad. Asimismo, plantear alternativas para terminar con el tan funesto estigma que padece este colectivo social. La investigación, se apoya en el modelo de la normalización de los consumos de drogas como posible alternativa para terminar con la mirada delictiva hacia la droga y sus consumidores, aunque se encuentra con diferencias, puesto que, el discurso de la normalización de los consumos de drogas presenta un consenso inequívoco excluyente hacia ciertos tipos de consumo. Por lo tanto, permeable a un nuevo paradigma, Dosis de estigma,trata de buscar soluciones a todo lo que engloba el problema de la droga desde una mirada sociocultural.

La fiscalització de les drogues secundat pel model hegemònic prohibicionista, ha criminalitzat i, en conseqüència, estigmatitzat als seus consumidors. Dosi d'estigma és un treball de recerca que té per finalitat mostrar al lector els elements implicats en la construcció de l'estigma social que pateixen les persones que consumeixendrogues en la nostra societat. Així mateix, plantejar alternatives per a acabar amb el tan funest estigma que pateix aquest col· lectiu social. La recerca, es recolza en el model de la normalització dels consums de drogues com a possible alternativa per a acabar amb la mirada delictiva cap a la droga i els seus consumidors, encara que es troba amb diferències, ja que, el discurs de la normalització dels consums de drogues presenta un consens inequívoc excloent cap a certs tipus de consum. Per tant, permeable a un nou paradigma, Dosi d'estigma, tracta de buscar solucions a tot el que engloba el problema de la droga des d'una mirada sociocultural.

Drug control supported by theprohibitionisthegemonic model, has criminalized and consequently stigmatized their consumers. Stigmadoseisa research project whose purpose is to show the reader the elements involved in the construction of the social stigma of those who use drugs in our society. Also, to propose alternatives to end with fatal stigma that this social group suffers. The research is based on the model of standardization of drug consumption as a posible alternative to end the criminal gaze on drugs and theis users, although it encounters differences, since, the discourse of the normalization of consumption presents a clear exclusionary consensus towards certain types of consumption. Therefore, permeable to a new paradigm, Stigma dose, tries to find solutions to all everything encompasses the drug problema from a socio-cultural perspective.

Keywords

Drogoaddicció, Estigma (Psicologia social)

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