… theoretical explanation for binge drinking across disciplines … binge drinking better and offer
practical advice for policy … to manage intoxication arising from binge drinking (Arnaud et al., …

… The highlighting of intoxication and violence expressed in the policy documents … alcohol
policy stakeholders, and in particular to their reflections on the relationship between intoxication …

… cultural dimensions of intoxication in the context of sexual encounters. For example, a growing
body of research on hookup culture … Apart from the policy concerns this situation creates, it …

… potential features of alcohol policy debate that may arise from the decline in youth drinking.
… First, the authors are experienced in UK and Australian policy debate and this inevitably …

… and across which alcohol, drinking and drunkenness are likely … binge drinkers staggered
from one garish venue to the next. … ’: English alcohol policy, domestic drinking practices and the …

… and cultural values attached to drinking and drunkenness in … drinking, such as “binge drinking”
or “heavy episodic drinking… contrasted to that of English-speaking and Northern countries…

… of intoxication depending on drinking location and drink type. … In the UK, it represents more
than two thirds of the low risk … policy makers food for thought; if, roughly 130gms of alcohol …

… later, periodic festive binge drinking was likely the dominant … drinkers, from the ancient
Greek symposion to the English … differently from men when drinking or intoxicated, or to drinkin …

… to inform public health and policy. Through paying … the UK, this research highlights ways
non-drinkers might challenge dominant drinking cultures and tell different stories about alcohol …

… known in literature as the so called “binge drinking”. … , where the prevailing aspect of alcohol
is the intoxicating one. … policies implemented by policy makers and industries in the sector. …