מאמרים בכתבי עת בינלאומיים של חברי אילסם
ספרות אקדמית ענפה מתפרסמת על ידי חברי אילסם. במדור הנוכחי מוצגים המאמרים שחברי אילסם פרסמו בנושא ההתמכרויות מהחודשים האחרונים. רוב המחקרים המתפרסמים מיועדים לכתבי עת בינלאומיים. אנו מצרפים במדור זה גם קישור לתקציר/ולעיתים גם למאמר עצמו. מי שמתעניין במאמר מסוים שמובא כאן רק התקציר שלו- מוזמן לפנות לחוקרים באופן ישיר.
אנו מזמינים את חברי אילסם לשלוח אלינו מאמרים ופרסומים בכתבי עת בינלאומיים ולאומיים להעשרת הידע בקרב חברי אילסם (הרשימה היא לפי סדר ה-AB):
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