Thailand enacted its first-ever alcohol control law in February of 2008. The process, from its
inception to enactment, took a total of two years and eight months. Using an historical …

The series of papers in this issue of Contemporary Drug Problems is a collection of work
emanating from a recent thematic meeting of the Kettil Bruun Society of Social and …

I am deeply indebted to my supervisor, Professor Jean-Francois Etter, the chair of my
Doctoral Committee, for his invaluable patience, supervision, and feedback. I could not have …

The “Triangle that Moves the Mountain” is a conceptualized strategy initiated as a social tool
for solving difficult social problems, by simultaneously strengthening capacity in three …

Abstract Objective: To examine Korean public opinions toward alcohol control measures on
availability, advertisement, drink-driving and pricing policy, and how the views on alcohol …

Objectives Globally, the burden of disease caused by alcohol use has been steadily
increasing, including in Thailand. In this study, we aim to test the effectiveness of Anderson …

In reacting to Diyanath Samarasinghe's thoughtful paper, I would like to say three things.
First, the tide is changing in favour of political action on alcohol; secondly, there is a …

This thesis investigates the problems associated with alcohol and solutions to these
concerns through a theory based alcohol policy model. Public alcohol policy is challenging …

Alcohol consumption is growing in emerging economies. Thailand is an upper-middle-
income emerging economy in Southeast Asia where the alcohol market has been under an …

Abstract Ferreira-Borges, C., Endal, D., Babor, T., Dias, S., Kachiwiya, M., & Zakeyu,
N.(2014). Alcohol policy process in Malawi: Making it happen. The International Journal Of …