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'It's just a social thing': Drug use, friendship and borderwork among marginalized young people

机译：``这只是一件事''：边缘化年轻人之间的毒品使用，友谊和边境工作

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This article joins a growing chorus of researchers who doubt the utility of the concept of peer pressure for explaining young people's initiation to and use of drugs. Drawing on interview data with 45 patrons of a youth drop-in centre in Ottawa, Canada, we argue that drug use is more intricately woven into friendship - affective relationships of trust and intimacy, belonging and sharing - rather than simply part of the unidirectional pressures some young people put on others to fit in to a subculture. Marginalized young people's narratives show that drugs and alcohol furnish them with a relatively inexpensive pastime to share with friends, introducing opportunities for intimacy that are otherwise difficult to attain at the individualistic and isolating margins of neoliberal cities. We demonstrate how young drug users draw boundaries between acceptable and unacceptable relationships to drugs and alcohol, articulating an important sense of belonging to a superior group of drug users. Through this 'borderwork', they solidify the bonds they share with the people with whom they smoke cannabis and drink alcohol.
机译：本文加入了越来越多的研究人员队伍，他们质疑同伴压力概念在解释年轻人对药物的使用和使用中的作用。根据加拿大渥太华一个青年沉迷中心的45位顾客的采访数据，我们认为吸毒更多地是交织在一起的友谊-信任和亲密，归属和分享的情感关系-而不是单向压力的一部分一些年轻人穿上其他衣服以适应亚文化。被边缘化的年轻人的叙述表明，毒品和酒精给他们提供了一种相对便宜的娱乐方式，可以与朋友分享，从而带来了亲密的机会，而在新自由主义城市的个人主义和孤立的边缘很难做到。我们展示了年轻的吸毒者如何在毒品和酒精的可接受和不可接受的关系之间划定界限，表达了对上级吸毒者的一种重要归属感。通过这种“边界工作”，他们巩固了与吸烟和饮酒的人之间的纽带。

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