Peer-Driven Intervention References:

• "AIDS and Social Networks: HIV Prevention through Network Mobilization." By Douglas D. Heckathorn, Robert S. Broadhead, Denise L. Anthony, and David L. Weakliem. 1999. Sociological Focus 32: 159-179.



• “A Methodology for Reducing Respondent Duplication and Impersonation in Samples of Hidden Populations.” By Douglas D. Heckathorn, Robert S. Broadhead, and Boris Sergeyev. Journal of Drug Issues 31:543-564, 2001.



• “HIV Prevention in Yaroslavl, Russia: A Peer-Driven Intervention and Needle Exchange.”  With Boris Sergeyev, Tatyana Oparina, Tatyana P. Rumyantseva,  Valerii Volkanevskii, Robert S. Broadhead, and Heather Madray.  Journal of Drug Issues, 29(4): 777-804, 1999.



• "Rational Choice, Public Policy, and AIDS."  By Douglas D. Heckathorn and Robert S. Broadhead.  Rationality and Society, 8, #3, pp. 235-60, 1996.



• "AIDS Prevention Outreach Among Injection Drug Users: Agency Problems and New Approaches." By Robert S. Broadhead, and Douglas D. Heckathorn. 1994. Social Problems 41:473-95.



• "Drug Users Versus Outreach Workers in Combating AIDS: Preliminary Results of a Peer-Driven Intervention."  By Robert S. Broadhead, Douglas D. Heckathorn, Jean-Paul C. Grund, L. Synn Stern, and Denise L. Anthony. 1995. Journal of Drug Issues. 25, #3, pp. 531-564.



• “Harnessing Peer Networks as an Instrument for AIDS Prevention: Results from a Peer-Driven Intervention.” By Robert Broadhead, Douglas D. Heckathorn, David Weakliem, Denise Anthony, Heather Madray, Robert Mills, and James Hughes. 1998 Public Health Reports, 113, Supplement 1, pp. 42-57, 1998.



• "Collective Sanctions and Compliance Norms: A Formal Theory of Group-Mediated Social Control." By Douglas D. Heckathorn, 1990. American Sociological Review 55:366-84, 1990.