Klaus Makela
Biographic Data
| ID | 79471 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Klaus Makela |
| GIVEN NAMES | Klaus |
| FAMILY NAME | Makela |
| SIGNATURE | MAKELA K |
| AFFILIATIONS | The Finnish Foundation for Alcohol Studies |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2181-5706 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 32 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1967 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Ethical Codes and Ethical Control in the Social Sciences
This report discusses the colonial heritage and changes in the social position of anthropologists as reflected in the code of ethics of the American Anthropological Association (AAA). It describes changes in the Association's ethical guidelinessince 1948 and interprets them as reflections of changes in the social position of anthropologists. It is the opinion of the author that the early statements and codes describe the ethical anthropologist as…
Typologies of the cultural position of drinking.
OBJECTIVE: Typologies of the cultural position of drinking from the social science literature are reviewed. METHOD: The article reviews significant studies and literature on the topic. RESULTS: Starting in the 1940s, two research traditions considered variations in the cultural position of drinking as explanations of rates of drinking problems. A "holocultural" tradition coded and analyzed ethnographic data on tribal and village societies, starti…
Alcoholics Anonymous as a Mutual-Help Movement
Alcoholics Anonymous as a Mutual-Help Movement
This collaborative study offers a look at Alcoholics Anonymous as a social movement, a belief system, a model for small group interactions and an international phenomenon. It covers what happens at an AA meeting, how members interact and how it fits into varying cultural traditions
The reward structure of drinking among younger and older male drinkers
In discussions of addictive processes, the arguments presented often imply that the reward structure of drinking changes over time: most benefits are immediate, but many adverse effects are delayed (Skog, 1996). That people continue to drink at a certain level despite increasing adverse consequences is best explained by saying that they become, in various degrees, addicted to alcohol. Seen from this perspective, age can be used as an indirect mea…
Individual Changes in Drinking and Aggregate Patterns
Silent Voices Speak
The Uses of Alcohol and Their Cultural Regulation
Alcoholic beverages have multiple objective uses that can be analyzed to some degree independently of prevailing cultural attitudes. Three main uses which are directly based on the physical properties of beverage alcohol as a substance are identified: nutritional use. medicinal use and use as an intoxicant The following physical properties of beverage alcohol are singled out for discussion. medicinal effects, caloric content, liquid state, taste …
Notes on Alcohol and the State
This article is a slightly shortened version of a paper presented at the IX Nordic Congress of Sociology held at Lund, Sweden, 15- 18 August 1976. It represents an attempt to determine the place of alcohol in society through the state and political processes. The attempt should primarily be viewed in relation to the different traditions of social alcohol research. At the same time, it may be regarded as an example of a study aiming to illustrate …
Public Sense of Justice and Judicial Practice
Notes on Alcohol and the State
This article is a slightly shortened version of a paper presented at the IX Nordic Congress of Sociology held at Lund, Sweden, 15- 18 August 1976. It represents an attempt to determine the place of alcohol in society through the state and political processes. The attempt should primarily be viewed in relation to the different traditions of social alcohol research. At the same time, it may be regarded as an example of a study aiming to illustrate …
Public Sense of Justice and Judicial Practice
The Uses of Alcohol and Their Cultural Regulation
Alcoholic beverages have multiple objective uses that can be analyzed to some degree independently of prevailing cultural attitudes. Three main uses which are directly based on the physical properties of beverage alcohol as a substance are identified: nutritional use. medicinal use and use as an intoxicant The following physical properties of beverage alcohol are singled out for discussion. medicinal effects, caloric content, liquid state, taste …
The reward structure of drinking among younger and older male drinkers
In discussions of addictive processes, the arguments presented often imply that the reward structure of drinking changes over time: most benefits are immediate, but many adverse effects are delayed (Skog, 1996). That people continue to drink at a certain level despite increasing adverse consequences is best explained by saying that they become, in various degrees, addicted to alcohol. Seen from this perspective, age can be used as an indirect mea…
Alcoholics Anonymous as a Mutual-Help Movement
Public Sense of Justice and Judicial Practice
Notes on Alcohol and the State
This article is a slightly shortened version of a paper presented at the IX Nordic Congress of Sociology held at Lund, Sweden, 15- 18 August 1976. It represents an attempt to determine the place of alcohol in society through the state and political processes. The attempt should primarily be viewed in relation to the different traditions of social alcohol research. At the same time, it may be regarded as an example of a study aiming to illustrate …
The Uses of Alcohol and Their Cultural Regulation
Alcoholic beverages have multiple objective uses that can be analyzed to some degree independently of prevailing cultural attitudes. Three main uses which are directly based on the physical properties of beverage alcohol as a substance are identified: nutritional use. medicinal use and use as an intoxicant The following physical properties of beverage alcohol are singled out for discussion. medicinal effects, caloric content, liquid state, taste …
Silent Voices Speak
Individual Changes in Drinking and Aggregate Patterns
The reward structure of drinking among younger and older male drinkers
In discussions of addictive processes, the arguments presented often imply that the reward structure of drinking changes over time: most benefits are immediate, but many adverse effects are delayed (Skog, 1996). That people continue to drink at a certain level despite increasing adverse consequences is best explained by saying that they become, in various degrees, addicted to alcohol. Seen from this perspective, age can be used as an indirect mea…
Alcoholics Anonymous as a Mutual-Help Movement
Alcoholics Anonymous as a Mutual-Help Movement
This collaborative study offers a look at Alcoholics Anonymous as a social movement, a belief system, a model for small group interactions and an international phenomenon. It covers what happens at an AA meeting, how members interact and how it fits into varying cultural traditions
Typologies of the cultural position of drinking.
OBJECTIVE: Typologies of the cultural position of drinking from the social science literature are reviewed. METHOD: The article reviews significant studies and literature on the topic. RESULTS: Starting in the 1940s, two research traditions considered variations in the cultural position of drinking as explanations of rates of drinking problems. A "holocultural" tradition coded and analyzed ethnographic data on tribal and village societies, starti…
Ethical Codes and Ethical Control in the Social Sciences
This report discusses the colonial heritage and changes in the social position of anthropologists as reflected in the code of ethics of the American Anthropological Association (AAA). It describes changes in the Association's ethical guidelinessince 1948 and interprets them as reflections of changes in the social position of anthropologists. It is the opinion of the author that the early statements and codes describe the ethical anthropologist as…
Sociology (8 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Substance Abuse Treatment and Outcomes (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Alcohol (2 works)