national non-profit, where he teaches entrepreneurship at State University of New York and is the co-host of a weekly podcast called The Mentors featuring stories from successful founders and creators. He’s advised hundreds of startups, and has been both a founder and leader across several early and growth stage startups.

Sergei Revzin is a Venture Investor at the NYU Innovation Venture Fund where he leads the university’s technology investments and is the co-host of The Mentors podcast with his twin brother Vadim. He has mentored hundreds of entrepreneurs all over the country through his work with Venture for America, and has been an early employee and founder at tech companies in NYC and Boston.The legacy of 'normalisation': the role of classical and contemporary criminological theory in understanding young people's drug use.
Since it began in the mid-1990s, the debate surrounding the normalisation of adolescent recreational drug use has attracted considerable attention and has tended to polarise opinion within the field. In this article two of the main protagonists in the debate come together to discuss its legacy. Focusing on the twin themes of continuity and change the authors begin by considering the relevance of early developments in the sociology of drug use, noting that this earlier work anticipated much that has recently been written on the subject, including the emphasis on hedonism and consumption in leisure lifestyles. From here they go on to critically reflect on the role that structure and agency