Publication of the Organisation of American States (OAS) review, commissioned at last year's Cartagena Summit of the Americas attended by Barack Obama, reflects growing dissatisfaction among Latin American countries with the current global policy on illicit drugs.
Given the current global policy developments related to flavored tobacco [ 25– 27], this paper provides policy-relevant evidence to federal and state or provincial decision-makers that flavored hookah tobacco is a very popular choice among youth hookah users.
Current global policies do have us on the path but, unlike in Australia, other major emitters are moving to increase, not decrease, credible climate action".
In the absence of alternative explanations, we believe that the possibility of resistance should be considered, especially in light of the implications for current global policies.
But the question, regardless of the answer, has little meaning in the context of current global warming policy.
Current global climate policy architecture does not aim at stabilizing the greenhouse gases concentration in the atmosphere that may achieve the proclaimed 2 °C guard rail.
Current global change policy debate reverberates around the polarized extremes of civilization-level cooperation through treaties as a mitigation tactic, on the one hand, and a wait-and-see approach that may lead to a climatic tragedy of the commons, on the other.
Manuscripts may be either methodological or applied pieces that range from assessments of the efficiency of current global alcohol policy to demonstrations of how economics may improve the situation.
More contemporary work by groups such as Global Health Watch (www.ghwatch.org), Go4Health (22), and The Lancet – University of Oslo Commission on Global Governance for Health (23) build on this recognition of the political context of health to offer critical analyses of the current global health policy agenda and of the limits of medicine.
In the aftermath, activists had hoped this would be the beginning of wider interest in preventing the environmental and humanitarian damage caused by current global economic policies.
Given this broad conception of intersectionality, feminist theorists of globalization insist that gender injustices arise within specific transnational contexts, such as historical relationships among nations and current global economic policies.
