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SUMMARY:Criminology Forum 12/6 “Fatal Capture: Understanding the Opioid Crisis t
	hrough a White-Collar Lens”
DESCRIPTION:\nPlease join us for the upcoming Criminology Forum on Frida
	y\, December 6 in 406 Oswald Tower from Noon-1:00 PM.&nbsp\;Miranda Galv
	in\, Ph.D. Postdoctoral Scholar\, Criminal Justice Research Center Penns
	ylvania Commission on Sentencing\, at Penn State University\, University
	 Park will be presenting her research.\n\nThe opioid epidemic has cost n
	early 430\,000 American lives since 1999 and more than 5.6 million&nbsp\
	;emergency room visits since 1996. While the characteristics of misuse h
	ave undoubtedly changed over&nbsp\;the last twenty years\, there is litt
	le doubt that the stage was set by the flood of powerful prescription&nb
	sp\;opioids into the market and subsequent misuse. White-collar scholars
	hip can offer a useful and&nbsp\;important theoretical frame with which 
	to understand the origins and amplification of the epidemic&nbsp\;throug
	h the concept of capture. The research discusses several types of captur
	e as manifested in&nbsp\;behavior of Purdue Pharma\, and the ways in whi
	ch the capture of regulators at the Food and Drug&nbsp\;Administration c
	o-occurred with&mdash\;and its consequences have been&nbsp\;dramatically
	 exacerbated by&mdash\;the&nbsp\;&ldquo\;deep capture&rdquo\; of doctors
	 and patients themselves.\n\nFor more details: https://events.la.psu.edu
	/event/criminology_forum_126_fatal_capture_understanding_the_opioid_cris
	is_through_a_white-collar_lens/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<html><head></head><body><p>Please join us 
	for the upcoming Criminology Forum on Friday, December 6 in 406 Oswald T
	ower from Noon-1:00 PM.&nbsp;Miranda Galvin, Ph.D. Postdoctoral Scholar,
	 Criminal Justice Research Center Pennsylvania Commission on Sentencing,
	 at Penn State University, University Park will be presenting her resear
	ch.</p><p>The opioid epidemic has cost nearly 430,000 American lives sin
	ce 1999 and more than 5.6 million&nbsp;emergency room visits since 1996.
	 While the characteristics of misuse have undoubtedly changed over&nbsp;
	the last twenty years, there is little doubt that the stage was set by t
	he flood of powerful prescription&nbsp;opioids into the market and subse
	quent misuse. White-collar scholarship can offer a useful and&nbsp;impor
	tant theoretical frame with which to understand the origins and amplific
	ation of the epidemic&nbsp;through the concept of capture. The research 
	discusses several types of capture as manifested in&nbsp;behavior of Pur
	due Pharma, and the ways in which the capture of regulators at the Food 
	and Drug&nbsp;Administration co-occurred with&mdash;and its consequences
	 have been&nbsp;dramatically exacerbated by&mdash;the&nbsp;&ldquo;deep c
	apture&rdquo; of doctors and patients themselves.</p><p>For more details
	: <a href='https://events.la.psu.edu/event/criminology_forum_126_fatal_c
	apture_understanding_the_opioid_crisis_through_a_white-collar_lens/'>htt
	ps://events.la.psu.edu/event/criminology_forum_126_fatal_capture_underst
	anding_the_opioid_crisis_through_a_white-collar_lens/</a></p></body></ht
	ml>
LOCATION:406 Oswald Tower
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