Miriam Boeri is Associate Professor of Sociology at Bentley University. She is the author of Women on Ice: Methamphetamine Use among Suburban Women.

"While it is too late to prevent the myriad tragedies experienced by the 'drug war generation,' Hurt respectfully draws on such experiences to make important contributions to drug research, including an intriguing alternate framework for rebuilding once the war is done. In doing so, Hurt presents a fresh take on a continually pressing issue, and should be of broad interest to researchers, students, policymakers, and beyond."

• PrologueIntroduction1 • The Historical and Social Context2 • The Life Course of Baby Boomers3. Relationships4 • The War on Drugs and Mass Incarceration5 • The Racial Landscape of the Drug War6 • Women Doing Drugs7 • Aging in Drug Use8 • The Culture of Control Expands9 • Social Reconstruction and Social RecoveryEpilogueAppendix: The Older Drug User Study MethodologyNotesReferencesIndex

Miriam Boeri is Associate Professor of Sociology at Bentley University. She is the author of Women on Ice: Methamphetamine Use among Suburban Women.

"While it is too late to prevent the myriad tragedies experienced by the 'drug war generation,' Hurt respectfully draws on such experiences to make important contributions to drug research, including an intriguing alternate framework for rebuilding once the war is done. In doing so, Hurt presents a fresh take on a continually pressing issue, and should be of broad interest to researchers, students, policymakers, and beyond."

• PrologueIntroduction1 • The Historical and Social Context2 • The Life Course of Baby Boomers3. Relationships4 • The War on Drugs and Mass Incarceration5 • The Racial Landscape of the Drug War6 • Women Doing Drugs7 • Aging in Drug Use8 • The Culture of Control Expands9 • Social Reconstruction and Social RecoveryEpilogueAppendix: The Older Drug User Study MethodologyNotesReferencesIndex

Miriam Boeri is Associate Professor of Sociology at Bentley University. She is the author of Women on Ice: Methamphetamine Use among Suburban Women.

"While it is too late to prevent the myriad tragedies experienced by the 'drug war generation,' Hurt respectfully draws on such experiences to make important contributions to drug research, including an intriguing alternate framework for rebuilding once the war is done. In doing so, Hurt presents a fresh take on a continually pressing issue, and should be of broad interest to researchers, students, policymakers, and beyond."

• PrologueIntroduction1 • The Historical and Social Context2 • The Life Course of Baby Boomers3. Relationships4 • The War on Drugs and Mass Incarceration5 • The Racial Landscape of the Drug War6 • Women Doing Drugs7 • Aging in Drug Use8 • The Culture of Control Expands9 • Social Reconstruction and Social RecoveryEpilogueAppendix: The Older Drug User Study MethodologyNotesReferencesIndex