Prevention in Recreational Nightlife

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Amador Calafat and

Montse Juan

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Moshe Israelashvili and

John L. Romano

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Moshe Israelashvili: Affiliation:
Tel-Aviv University
John L. Romano: Affiliation:
University of Minnesota

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Information: The Cambridge Handbook of International Prevention Science , pp. 207 - 232

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