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100	1	0	_aSchlegel, Vianney _eauthor
245	0	0	_aLes usages de drogues dans les marges du travail : le cas de sans-abri lillois
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520			_aNotre travail s’intéresse aux personnes vivant en situation de grande précarité dans les rues de Lille. L’article montre les liens entre leurs consommations de substances psychoactives (SPA) et leurs activités rémunératrices. L’achat de doses d’héroïne constitue une dépense considérable pour des individus qui multiplient les carences sociales (logement, emploi, santé, famille, etc.). C’est en recourant à la mendicité et à diverses combines qu’ils parviennent à financer leur vie quotidienne et leurs consommations de drogues. La vente ou la revente de drogues et de médicaments psychotropes constitue aussi une solution. En contribuant à éclairer les relations d’influences multiples entre usages de drogues et recherche d’argent, cette étude montre que les activités de ces personnes aux « marges du travail » s’insèrent dans une économie globale et que ces diverses activités contribuent à assurer leurs propres consommations de drogues et, plus indirectement, celles d’usagers insérés.
520			_aDrug use in the margins of work: the case of homeless people in LilleThe article focuses on homeless people living in Lille, a medium-sized metropolis in northern France. We address the issue of their intertwined drug consumption and search for solvency through various licit and illicit activities. Heroin in particular was massively used by the persons we interviewed; although heroin prices have dropped since the 1970’s, its purchase still remains an important investment for those whose daily lives are characterized by deprivation (unemployment, lack of housing and healthcare, disaffiliation from family, etc.). As we show, the homeless manage their daily expenses as well as their drug use, mostly through panhandling and hustling. Trafficking drugs can be a solution as well, which is both very risky and profitable. By analysing how drug use and the search for solvency influence each other, this article shows that homeless people at the margins of work engage in various activities and take part in a peculiar economy and that those practices contribute to financing their drug use as well as that of more entrenched users.
690			_atrafic
690			_aLille
690			_asans-abri
690			_ahéroïne
690			_ausages dérégulés
690			_adébrouille
690			_amarges du travail
690			_asolvabilité
690			_aprécarité
690			_ahomeless
690			_aLille
690			_amargins of work
690			_atraffic
690			_aurban poor
690			_aheroin
690			_asolvency
690			_ahustling
690			_adrug abuse
786	0		_nPsychotropes | 21 | 1 | 2015-08-05 | p. 97-111 | 1245-2092
856	4	1	_uhttps://shs.cairn.info/revue-psychotropes-2015-1-page-97?lang=fr&redirect-ssocas=7080
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