… in English convey the varying levels of intoxicated states, … above, governmental responses
to binge drinking, associated … evidence of disease, alcohol policies in most Western countries …

… crime and cultures, drug policy, harm reduction, alcohol and … cultures such as those in the
UK, US, Australia and Aotearoa, … ‘Binge drinking’is a term that refers to drinking an often large …

… question of how intensive alcohol consumption in the contexts of intoxication in Spain is related
… who currently practice binge drinking and use the mobile phone more than boys or men. …

… For example, whilst the UK government’s alcohol policy … Hence, policy cuts red tape for
responsible business whilst … of unacceptable (binge drinking induced) intoxication sit on …

… intoxication, this study explores the interplay between deliberate heavy drinking and the
positioning of intoxication … The English language facilitated the interviews and FGDs, but five of …

… , the UK, Australia, New … culture of intoxication, the enactment of drinking femininities has
come to the fore of both academic and public attention. Although the rise of binge drinking was …

… intoxication; feeling the effects; being as drunk as you would like to be; and reaching the
tipping point (feeling more drunk … For example in the UK, the average grams of alcohol to reach …

… , of drunkenness in public and of blood alcohol levels … of alcohol in Britain. This issue has
recently attracted attention, due to concerns about heavy episodic drinking or ‘binge drinking’. …

… are ‘out of control’, ‘binge drinkers’ - often presented as anti-… UK. We hope the papers in
each their way will add to the various relationships that exist between alcohol use, intoxication …

… United Kingdom (UK) revealed young people’s heavy (‘binge’) drinking and intoxication for
… hedonism instead of ‘binge drinking’ to describe young people’s drinking practices, stating …