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EVALUATION OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY IMPACT OF EXTENDED TRADING PERMITS FOR PERTH HOTELS AND NIGHTCLUBS by Chikritzhs, Tanya, Stockwell, Tim, Masters, L.

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Live music in a virtual world: Exuberant flourishing and disability at wheelies nightclub in second life by Kent, M., Ellis, Katie

“…This chapter explores the virtual world Second Life and specifically one of its more famous nightclub venues. Wheelies opened in 2006 as a virtual nightclub that catered to both people with disabilities, and those who do not present as such. …”
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Mak Nyah cabaret dance performance at three nightclubs in Klang Valley / Sarah Low May Poh by Sarah Low , May Poh

“…This thesis also traces the survival, mobility, and flexibility of Mak Nyah cabaret dancers by focusing on performances in the nightclubs and real-life narratives outside the nightclubs.…”
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Situational crime prevention at nightclub entrances in Perth, Western Australia: Exploring micro-level crime precipitators by Cozens, Paul, Greive, Shane

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Correlates of new psychoactive substance use among a self-selected sample of nightclub attendees in the United States. by Palamar, J., Barratt, Monica, Ferris, J., Winstock, A.

“…Methods: The self-selected sample from the Global Drug Survey (2013) consisted of 2,282 respondents in the US, aged 16–60 years, who reported nightclub attendance in the last year. Multivariable logistic regression models determined unique predictors of lifetime use. …”
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'Pick a Skipper': an evaluation of a designated driver program to prevent alcohol related injury in a regional Australian city by Boots, K., Midford, Richard

“…The second component of the program comprised a promotion targeting nightclub patrons. The drivers of two or more passengers were provided with free soft drink all night by the nightclub. …”
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Orlando Shooting not due Islam by Akhmetova, Elmira

“…Humanity is horrified by the tragic mass shooting, which took the lives of 49 people and wounded another 53 at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida, on June 12. It is considered to be the deadliest mass shooting by a single gunman in the United States’ history and the deadliest incident of violence against Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender (LGBT) people. …”
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An autoethnography on Diaohua Chang / Wang Lei by Wang, Lei

“…The present research studied Diaohua Chang at nightclub setting. The selected nightclubs host Diaohua Chang, a live singing performance on a stage in a Karaoke Pub setting. …”
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Bad Faith Intersubjectivity: The phantom-subjective image in virtual reality contemporary art by Messham-Muir, Kit

“…There is no center, no hint of any kind of centralized organization, no traces of the hierarchy essential to traditional cities.’ 1 Twenty years later, Shaun Gladwell, contemporary artist and member of the Bad Faith VR collective created AR15 Field Strip, a 360-degree video set in a suburban garage in Los Angeles, depicting a blindfolded man, kneeling on the concrete floor as if in prayer, as he field strips an AR15 assault rifle – the type of firearm used in the 2016 Orlando nightclub massacre. Fixed to a point in front of him, we are given vision of confinement, dislocation and threat. …”
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“We Might Get Some Free Beers”: Experience and Motivation for Transactional Sex Among Behaviorally Bisexual Men in Vientiane, Laos by Bowring, A., Pasomsouk, N., Hughes, C., van Gemert, C., Higgs, Peter, Sychareun, V., Hellard, M., Power, R.

“…Behaviorally bisexual men were recruited from bars, nightclubs, and dormitories for five focus group discussions (FGDs) and 11 in-depth interviews (n = 31). …”
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SimDrink: An agent-based netlogo model of young, heavy drinkers for conducting alcohol policy experiments by Scott, N., Livingston, M., Hart, Anthony, Wilson, James, Moore, David, Dietze, P.

“…It consists of individuals and their friendship groups moving between private, public-commercial (e.g. nightclub) and public-niche (e.g. bar, pub) venues while tracking their alcohol consumption, spending and whether or not they experience consumption-related harms (i.e. drink too much), are involved in verbal violence, or have difficulty getting home. …”
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Nature of events and alcohol-related content in marketing materials at a university freshers’ fair: a summative content analysis by Fuller, Amy, Fleming, Kate M., Szatkowski, Lisa, Bains, Manpreet

“…Three societies provided promotional handouts from local bars or nightclubs. Local bars, pubs and nightclubs promoted events they hosted (n=81) as well as alcoholic drink promotions (n=79) and alcohol branded advertising (n=22), albeit infrequently for the latter. …”
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The relationship between license type and alcohol-related problems attributed to licensed premises in Perth,Western Australia by Stockwell, Tim, Somerford, P., Lang, E.

“…Drink-driving offenses, alcohol-related traffic accidents and number of assault charges were used as indicators of the degree of alcohol-related problems associated with individual licensed premises in the Perth Traffic Police region of Western Australia.These indicators were used to rank five main categories of licenses premises according to the levels of harm experienced by their customers while controlling for the amounts of alcohol sold in each category.Nightclubs,taverns and hotels emerged as "high risk" in comparison with clubs and restaurants.The role of such factors as different customer characteristics, opening hours, types of entertainment, restrictions on clientele and provision of meals are discussed as possible explanations underlying this finding. …”
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A study of demographic and psychographic factors on preference for travel activities among international and local tourists in Tanzania by Kara, Nasra Shokat

“…It was found that the two markets significantly differ in terms of preferences for a beach, visiting city attractions, going to nightclubs, purchasing traditional clothes and jewellery, as well as camping. …”
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Beverage Sales and Drinking and Driving: The Role of On-Premise Drinking Places by Gruenewald, P., Stockwell, Tim, Beel, A., Dyskin, E.

“…Tabulated by 57 premises over 4 years, the rates at which individual premises were referenced as the place-of-last-drink were taken to reflect the relative distributions of numbers of drinking drivers coming from different premise types (hotels, taverns and nightclubs. The data were then statistically related to measures of premise types and characteristics and beverage specific alcohol sales. …”
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Patron Offending and Intoxication in Night Time Entertainment Districts (POINTED): A Study Protocol by Miller, Peter, Pennay, Amy, Jenkinson, Rebecca, Droste, Nicolas, Chikritzhs, Tanya, Tomsen, Stephen, Wadds, Phillip, Jones, Sandra, Palmer, Darren, Barrie, Lance, Lubman, Dan

“…Intensive venue observations (n = 112 individual sessions) will also be undertaken in a range of venues, including pubs, bars and nightclubs. The information gathered through this study will inform prevention and enforcement approaches of policy makers, police and venue staff.…”
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An ethnographic mapping of alcohol accessibility in different ethnic communities residing in urban and semi-urban areas within Klang Valley, Malaysia. by Singh, Sangeeta Kaur, Reidpath, Daniel, Allotey, Pascale

“…In addition, youth (21%) believed that it is acceptable to consume alcohol at home, while 26% said that it is acceptable to consume at dance/nightclub or a family residence. It is also found that 64% of the youths agreed that Malaysians should be concerned with alcohol-associated problems.49% of the youths believe that there is insufficient enforcement on alcohol misuse. …”
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Drinking settings and problems of intoxication. by Lang, E., Stockwell, Tim, Rydon, P., Lockwood, A.

“…Univariate analyses showed that both high risk consumption and harmful outcomes were more probable for drinkers who were under 25, male, single and had not eaten, and who had been drinking at premises which were either hotels or nightclubs with a predominantly male clientele, where music was the main entertainment and where customers were dancing. …”
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'Kiddie drugs' and controlled pleasure: Recreational use of dexamphetamine in a social network of young Australians. by Moore, David, Green, Rachael

“…Data collection involved participant observation conducted in natural settings including nightclubs and private parties. In-depth interviews were also conducted with 25 key contacts which explored drug use histories and themes emerging from fieldwork. …”
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Alcohol, tobacco and illicit drug use amongst same-sex attracted women: results from the Western Australian Lesbian and Bisexual Women's Health and Well-Being Survey by Hyde, Zoe, Comfort, Jude, McManus, Alexandra, Brown, Graham, Howat, Peter

“…Participants were recruited from a range of settings,including Perth Pride Festival events (67.0%, n = 615), online (13.2%, n = 121), at gay bars and nightclubs(12.9%, n = 118), and through community groups (6.9%, n = 63). …”
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