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shiffman rightly raises questions about who exercises power in global health, suggesting power is a complex concept, and the way it is exercised is often opaque. power that is not based on financial strength but on knowledge or experience, is difficult to estimate, and yet it may provide the legitimacy to make moral claims on what is, or ought to be, on global health agendas. twenty years ago p...

Abstract As the epistemic hand in UNFCCC’S political glove, IPCC is charged with furnishing global dialogues ‘reliable knowledge’ on climate change. Much has been written about how this body of scientific information can be communicated more effectively to a diverse public, but considerably less so role communication might play making itself receptive alternative forms contribution. Climate cha...

the current approach of iranian researchers in producing scientific papers and their publications in recent years has demanded for a reform in the traditional processes of scientific journals administration. to do so the authors first had extracted the measuring criteria of managerial articles by a careful look at the judging forms of journals and conferences and consulting with those in author...

NHMRC no longer stands behind the Radiation Health Series (RHS) publications. ARPANSA has taken over responsibility for the maintenance and review of these publications. ARPANSA advises it considers that the RHS publications remain suitable for use until withdrawn and/or superseded by an ARPANSA Radiation Protection Series publication. This publication is currently being reviewed by ARPANSA. Re...