1. Introduction
2. Cuckooing and the Economic Environment
3. The Spaces and Places of Cuckooing
4. Cuckooing and Drug Policy Choices
5. Policing the Cuckooing Risk Environment
6. The Social Environment of Cuckooing
7. Towards an Enabling Environment for Reducing Cuckooing
Biography
Jack Spicer is a lecturer in criminology at the University of Bath.
"Cuckooing' is a complex problem that presents significant challenges for those involved in policy and practice. In this book, Spicer, an expert on drugs policing and county lines drug supply, draws on original empirical research to provide an innovative analysis of cuckooing through the public health-oriented conceptual framework of the 'risk environment'. It is an important inter-disciplinary contribution that should be read by everyone who wants to deepen their understanding of cuckooing and how to reduce drug market-related harms." - Dr Matthew Bacon, The University of Sheffield
