Trent Bax
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 120074 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Trent Bax |
| PRENOMES | Trent |
| SOBRENOME | Bax |
| ASSINATURA | BAX T |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Ewha Womans University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8086-0806 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 17 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2009 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
‘ I want to be known for my recovery, not my addiction ’
Background In Aotearoa–New Zealand, about 1% of adults report methamphetamine use in the past 12 months, disproportionately affecting Māori, males, and those in socioeconomically deprived communities. This study examines how individuals achieve and sustain recovery through a life-course lens, emphasizing lived experience, identity reconstruction and social reintegration.Methods Drawing on 35 semi-structured life-history interviews and five modera…
No Matter What People go Through, There is a way out”
This qualitative study employs a retrospective life-course approach to analyse desistance and recovery pathways from problematic use of methamphetamine. Utilizing a phenomenological and situational perspective, this research aims to provide an in-depth understanding of the lived experiences of individuals journeying through desistance and recovery processes. Analysis divides the 40 interviewees from Aotearoa-New Zealand into the self-managed chan…
Transnational Judicial Practice in the People’s Republic of China
Fries, lies and alibis
Despite the influence of the moral model of addiction, there remains a lack of knowledge about what methamphetamine users say about methamphetamine's effects on morality. As part of a qualitative study on the life‐course of users of methamphetamine in Aotearoa‐New Zealand, this paper analyses the impact methamphetamine use exerted upon 42 former users’ moral values and and moral conduct—and how their ‘internal dialogue’ processed this intense exp…
Bibliographie sélective
notamment par photocopie, n'est autorisée que dans les limites des conditions générales d'utilisation du site ou, le cas échéant, des conditions générales de la licence souscrite par votre établissement
At the end of the day I can say no ’
As part of a qualitative-based study on the life-course of people in Aotearoa-New Zealand who formerly used methamphetamine, this paper utilises Ronel's criminal spin theory to provide a phenomenological and situational understanding of self-control over methamphetamine use. The initial motivation for using methamphetamine for the 42 former users was typically to adhere to social norms and fit into conventional roles and expectations. While one-t…
Out the Gate
As part of an interview-based qualitative study on the life-course of people who formally used methamphetamine in Aotearoa-New Zealand, this paper uses Deleuze and Guattari's rhizomatic perspective to trace the specific effects and particular relations involved in methamphetamine use. The methamphetamine-using trajectory for the 42 former users is a multifaceted and constantly fluctuating process involving multiple entries, exists, pathways, and …
The Adverse Childhood Experiences of Methamphetamine Users in Aotearoa/New Zealand
Using in-depth semi-structured interviews, the family environment of forty-one former frequent methamphetamine users is analyzed using a ten category measure of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs). The qualitative analysis reveals almost three-quarters experienced four or more ACEs, especially parental separation, parental substance abuse, emotional neglect and physical neglect. Females compared to males, and Māori compared to European/Pākehā, e…
Iljin in the Making
This study seeks to locate “the points of impact of social forces” regarding juvenile bullying-and-violence in South Korea. Based on the multi-informant case-file material of 20 perpetrators of school violence detained at a Juvenile Detention Centre between 2011 and 2013, this is the first qualitative study to place bullying-and-violence in South Korea within its life-course context. This novel approach is achieved by applying classic findings fr…
The Causes and Courses of Nonviolent and Violent Delinquency among South Korean Adolescents
This study combines and compares data from the Korean Youth Panel Survey and the Korean Children and Youth Panel Survey to examine the effects parenting, peers, school, social structure, and personality exert on nonviolent and violent delinquency among 5,462 male and 5,103 female adolescents in South Korea. Overall, parental effects were found to be more important than peer effects, but their influence diminishes relative to that of peer effects …
Desistance from and persistence in male offending
"Internet Gaming Disorder" in China
Internet addiction" in China and elsewhere is considered a serious social problem. In China, some psychiatrists have claimed 10% of all Internet users-60 million-are potentially "addicted" to the Internet. Following on the heels of the publication of the fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders ( DSM-5), this qualitative-based research article critically investigates the new concept Internet gaming disorder, a ca…
A pollution incident at aQiaoxiangvillage in China
Through an analysis of a pollution-based incident at Refinery-G in an infamous Qiaoxiang town in Fujian, China, this paper analyses how transnational migrants participate in and influence the public management activities in their hometowns. This paper underscores four factors driving civic and political participation that emerged during the revelation, resistance, negotiation and settlement of this incident: (1) the role of the 'leisured' village…
Internet Addiction in China
This paper analyzes the lifeworld of those labelled "Internet addicts" in China. Contrary to professional belief, such deviant youth are not simply having trouble controlling their Internet use, but, more seriously, with the normal functioning of society. Underneath this existential, ethical, and social crisis is a social-economic-political phenomenon which pivots around the competition—between China's education system expressed through the paren…
At the Cutting Edge of the City
This article examines the emerging service industry in Shanghai through the prism of young male migrant hairdressers and their even younger assistants. These “cosmopolitan” service workers are framed within Lisa Rofel's concept of “desiring China” in order to show how the service industry in Shanghai is a kind of “Goffmanian world”, in that the hairdresser must present and “sell” himself in particular ways on the “front-stage” of the market-drive…
Changes in Irregular Emigration
This paper is based on case studies in Fuzhou, China, with the aim of exploring the changes in Fuzhou’s irregular emigration activities. The findings indicate that due to changing socio‐economic and historical circumstances, a more legalizing tendency of irregular emigration from Fuzhou can be observed. Among these new developments are the following: less risk, along with the use of safer tactics, is now involved in the process of emigration; emi…
Irregular Emigration from Fuzhou
Fuzhou is a major sending region of irregular migrants from China. Drawing on qualitative data gathered in emigrant sending communities from the Fuzhou region of Fujian Province in southeast China, this paper captures the main institutional elements involved in understanding irregular emigrants' behavior. By comparing rural and urban societies, several issues related to irregular migration were identified, notably, China's dual social structure; …
The Causes and Courses of Nonviolent and Violent Delinquency among South Korean Adolescents
This study combines and compares data from the Korean Youth Panel Survey and the Korean Children and Youth Panel Survey to examine the effects parenting, peers, school, social structure, and personality exert on nonviolent and violent delinquency among 5,462 male and 5,103 female adolescents in South Korea. Overall, parental effects were found to be more important than peer effects, but their influence diminishes relative to that of peer effects …
Internet Addiction in China
This paper analyzes the lifeworld of those labelled "Internet addicts" in China. Contrary to professional belief, such deviant youth are not simply having trouble controlling their Internet use, but, more seriously, with the normal functioning of society. Underneath this existential, ethical, and social crisis is a social-economic-political phenomenon which pivots around the competition—between China's education system expressed through the paren…
Changes in Irregular Emigration
This paper is based on case studies in Fuzhou, China, with the aim of exploring the changes in Fuzhou’s irregular emigration activities. The findings indicate that due to changing socio‐economic and historical circumstances, a more legalizing tendency of irregular emigration from Fuzhou can be observed. Among these new developments are the following: less risk, along with the use of safer tactics, is now involved in the process of emigration; emi…
"Internet Gaming Disorder" in China
Internet addiction" in China and elsewhere is considered a serious social problem. In China, some psychiatrists have claimed 10% of all Internet users-60 million-are potentially "addicted" to the Internet. Following on the heels of the publication of the fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders ( DSM-5), this qualitative-based research article critically investigates the new concept Internet gaming disorder, a ca…
A pollution incident at aQiaoxiangvillage in China
Through an analysis of a pollution-based incident at Refinery-G in an infamous Qiaoxiang town in Fujian, China, this paper analyses how transnational migrants participate in and influence the public management activities in their hometowns. This paper underscores four factors driving civic and political participation that emerged during the revelation, resistance, negotiation and settlement of this incident: (1) the role of the 'leisured' village…
Fries, lies and alibis
Despite the influence of the moral model of addiction, there remains a lack of knowledge about what methamphetamine users say about methamphetamine's effects on morality. As part of a qualitative study on the life‐course of users of methamphetamine in Aotearoa‐New Zealand, this paper analyses the impact methamphetamine use exerted upon 42 former users’ moral values and and moral conduct—and how their ‘internal dialogue’ processed this intense exp…
Out the Gate
As part of an interview-based qualitative study on the life-course of people who formally used methamphetamine in Aotearoa-New Zealand, this paper uses Deleuze and Guattari's rhizomatic perspective to trace the specific effects and particular relations involved in methamphetamine use. The methamphetamine-using trajectory for the 42 former users is a multifaceted and constantly fluctuating process involving multiple entries, exists, pathways, and …
Irregular Emigration from Fuzhou
Fuzhou is a major sending region of irregular migrants from China. Drawing on qualitative data gathered in emigrant sending communities from the Fuzhou region of Fujian Province in southeast China, this paper captures the main institutional elements involved in understanding irregular emigrants' behavior. By comparing rural and urban societies, several issues related to irregular migration were identified, notably, China's dual social structure; …
Irregular Emigration from Fuzhou
Fuzhou is a major sending region of irregular migrants from China. Drawing on qualitative data gathered in emigrant sending communities from the Fuzhou region of Fujian Province in southeast China, this paper captures the main institutional elements involved in understanding irregular emigrants' behavior. By comparing rural and urban societies, several issues related to irregular migration were identified, notably, China's dual social structure; …
At the Cutting Edge of the City
This article examines the emerging service industry in Shanghai through the prism of young male migrant hairdressers and their even younger assistants. These “cosmopolitan” service workers are framed within Lisa Rofel's concept of “desiring China” in order to show how the service industry in Shanghai is a kind of “Goffmanian world”, in that the hairdresser must present and “sell” himself in particular ways on the “front-stage” of the market-drive…
Changes in Irregular Emigration
This paper is based on case studies in Fuzhou, China, with the aim of exploring the changes in Fuzhou’s irregular emigration activities. The findings indicate that due to changing socio‐economic and historical circumstances, a more legalizing tendency of irregular emigration from Fuzhou can be observed. Among these new developments are the following: less risk, along with the use of safer tactics, is now involved in the process of emigration; emi…
Internet Addiction in China
This paper analyzes the lifeworld of those labelled "Internet addicts" in China. Contrary to professional belief, such deviant youth are not simply having trouble controlling their Internet use, but, more seriously, with the normal functioning of society. Underneath this existential, ethical, and social crisis is a social-economic-political phenomenon which pivots around the competition—between China's education system expressed through the paren…
A pollution incident at aQiaoxiangvillage in China
Through an analysis of a pollution-based incident at Refinery-G in an infamous Qiaoxiang town in Fujian, China, this paper analyses how transnational migrants participate in and influence the public management activities in their hometowns. This paper underscores four factors driving civic and political participation that emerged during the revelation, resistance, negotiation and settlement of this incident: (1) the role of the 'leisured' village…
"Internet Gaming Disorder" in China
Internet addiction" in China and elsewhere is considered a serious social problem. In China, some psychiatrists have claimed 10% of all Internet users-60 million-are potentially "addicted" to the Internet. Following on the heels of the publication of the fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders ( DSM-5), this qualitative-based research article critically investigates the new concept Internet gaming disorder, a ca…
Desistance from and persistence in male offending
Iljin in the Making
This study seeks to locate “the points of impact of social forces” regarding juvenile bullying-and-violence in South Korea. Based on the multi-informant case-file material of 20 perpetrators of school violence detained at a Juvenile Detention Centre between 2011 and 2013, this is the first qualitative study to place bullying-and-violence in South Korea within its life-course context. This novel approach is achieved by applying classic findings fr…
The Causes and Courses of Nonviolent and Violent Delinquency among South Korean Adolescents
This study combines and compares data from the Korean Youth Panel Survey and the Korean Children and Youth Panel Survey to examine the effects parenting, peers, school, social structure, and personality exert on nonviolent and violent delinquency among 5,462 male and 5,103 female adolescents in South Korea. Overall, parental effects were found to be more important than peer effects, but their influence diminishes relative to that of peer effects …
The Adverse Childhood Experiences of Methamphetamine Users in Aotearoa/New Zealand
Using in-depth semi-structured interviews, the family environment of forty-one former frequent methamphetamine users is analyzed using a ten category measure of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs). The qualitative analysis reveals almost three-quarters experienced four or more ACEs, especially parental separation, parental substance abuse, emotional neglect and physical neglect. Females compared to males, and Māori compared to European/Pākehā, e…
Bibliographie sélective
notamment par photocopie, n'est autorisée que dans les limites des conditions générales d'utilisation du site ou, le cas échéant, des conditions générales de la licence souscrite par votre établissement
At the end of the day I can say no ’
As part of a qualitative-based study on the life-course of people in Aotearoa-New Zealand who formerly used methamphetamine, this paper utilises Ronel's criminal spin theory to provide a phenomenological and situational understanding of self-control over methamphetamine use. The initial motivation for using methamphetamine for the 42 former users was typically to adhere to social norms and fit into conventional roles and expectations. While one-t…
Out the Gate
As part of an interview-based qualitative study on the life-course of people who formally used methamphetamine in Aotearoa-New Zealand, this paper uses Deleuze and Guattari's rhizomatic perspective to trace the specific effects and particular relations involved in methamphetamine use. The methamphetamine-using trajectory for the 42 former users is a multifaceted and constantly fluctuating process involving multiple entries, exists, pathways, and …
Transnational Judicial Practice in the People’s Republic of China
Fries, lies and alibis
Despite the influence of the moral model of addiction, there remains a lack of knowledge about what methamphetamine users say about methamphetamine's effects on morality. As part of a qualitative study on the life‐course of users of methamphetamine in Aotearoa‐New Zealand, this paper analyses the impact methamphetamine use exerted upon 42 former users’ moral values and and moral conduct—and how their ‘internal dialogue’ processed this intense exp…
No Matter What People go Through, There is a way out”
This qualitative study employs a retrospective life-course approach to analyse desistance and recovery pathways from problematic use of methamphetamine. Utilizing a phenomenological and situational perspective, this research aims to provide an in-depth understanding of the lived experiences of individuals journeying through desistance and recovery processes. Analysis divides the 40 interviewees from Aotearoa-New Zealand into the self-managed chan…
‘ I want to be known for my recovery, not my addiction ’
Background In Aotearoa–New Zealand, about 1% of adults report methamphetamine use in the past 12 months, disproportionately affecting Māori, males, and those in socioeconomically deprived communities. This study examines how individuals achieve and sustain recovery through a life-course lens, emphasizing lived experience, identity reconstruction and social reintegration.Methods Drawing on 35 semi-structured life-history interviews and five modera…
Sociology (11 obras) · Political science (9 obras) · Psychology (8 obras) · China (7 obras) · Law (6 obras) · Social Psychology (6 obras) · Law (5 obras) · Psychiatry (5 obras) · Social Psychology (5 obras) · Substance Abuse Treatment and Outcomes (5 obras)