Governing by Panic

Governing by Inspection

This paper explores the role of inspection processes as a mode of governing and offers of a comparison of the formation and trajectories of inspection processes in England and Scotland. We start from a consideration of the rising importance of inspection processes in the transformation of forms of governing in recent decades, associated with such tendencies as the New Public Management, governi...

Panic Disorder in Children

Background: One of the psychological disorders that rooted in anxiety is the panic disorder. There are a lot of studies about this disorder in adults, while fewer studies are assigned to panic disorder in children. This study reviews the available articles and tries to show the different parts of the disorder. Also, panic disorder in children is considered in terms of content, signs and treatme...

SYMPOSIUM Governing Communities by Auction

Panic attacks induced by doxapram.

Doxapram is a respiratory stimulant thought to act by stimulating medullary neurones and carotid oxygen receptors (Kato and Buckley 1964). It changes neither oxygen uptake nor CO2 production, but produces substantial hyperventilation (Calvedey et al 1983). Hyperventilation occurs during naturally occurring or pharmacologically induced panic attacks, and perhaps also in panic patients between at...

Governing Board

Childhood obesity is a major threat to individual health and society overall. Policies that support healthier food and beverage choices have been endorsed by many decision makers. These policies may reach a large proportion of the population or in some circumstances aim to reduce nutrition disparities to ensure health equity. The Nutrition and Obesity Policy Research and Evaluation Network (NOP...