The results are timely, given the recent move by several African governments to reinvigorate policy initiatives aimed towards addressing pastoralist issues on the continent, including the 2011 African Union Policy Framework for Pastoralists in Africa and the 2013 Nouakchott Declaration.
Senior researchers at Brussels-based thinktank Bruegel, pinpointing a "growth emergency", called for temporary wage-price subsidies, tax breaks and reinvigorated industrial policies among other growth-enhancing measures.
While turmoil in the Middle East ultimately derailed Obama's Asia pivot, analysts believe that as president, Clinton would again seek to reinvigorate the policy to secure U.S. primacy in the region and to ensure the United States remains "at the center of the action".
The global financial crisis of 2008 2009 and its aftermath dramatically reshaped and reinvigorated academic and policy debate on the goals and tools of effective financial regulation.
The night's stature was such that it seemed a natural fit at city centre mega-club Digital when it opened, but that didn't suit their vibe and a shift to out-of-town industrial space Hoults Yard, coupled with a more timely booking policy, reinvigorated things.
Labeled alternatively a reformer, for lack of a better categorization, Magufuli has by and large reinvigorated the nation's policy of self-reliance, originating from the Arusha Declaration, a political document that formalized African Socialism.
In recent years, the ASTMH has reinvigorated its commitment to policy advocacy on issues relevant to its membership, and through digital and print media, is a key institution involved in informing the public of the scientific, clinical, public health and global health implications of the fine work carried out by ASTMH members as reported at the Annual Meeting and in the Journal.
The growing impression of a weakening economy combined with a dearth of policy options has reinvigorated concerns that the United States risks sinking into the sort of economic stagnation that captured Japan during its so-called Lost Decade in the 1990s.
Washington needs to deflect these new pressures and reinvigorate its own policies even before the next administration takes office.
Unusually large funding in the wake of the tsunami allowed previously dormant policies in education to be reinvigorated while also drawing international attention to issues of quality.
