No Public Health without Refugee and Migrant Health: An overview of access to healthcare for Refugees, Migrants, and Asylum-seekers in Italy
Clarifying the Scope and Type of Medical Devices Assessment in the Context of the Law and Mandate of Public Analysts in Nigeria
The Impact of Climate Change on Agricultural Yields in Togo: Modeling Approaches and Future Scenarios
ABSTRACT This study explores the impact of climate change on agricultural yields in Togo by leveraging various modeling approaches and analyzing future scenarios. Since Togolese agriculture is predominantly rain-fed, it remains highly vulnerable to climate disruptions, including rising temperatures, erratic precipitation patterns, and a growing frequency of extreme weather events such as droughts and floods. […]
Using Artificial Intelligence Art for the Environment: The Issue of Copyright and Beyond
ABSTRACT Regulating areas of artificial intelligence (AI) involves the collaboration of several actors. This includes machine learning technicians, artificial intelligence (AI) creators, artist users, regulatory developers, Courts, and Tribunals-. All contribute their expertise to the question explored in this article about the copyright of artists’ artificial intelligence(AI) products. The question arises as to who or […]
From Soft Law to Hard Choices: Healthcare AI Governance Across the USA and EU
ABSTRACT This paper explores the evolving regulatory landscape of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare, emphasizing the diverse approaches adopted by the United States and the European Union. It examines the historical reliance on soft-law frameworks and highlights the challenges of balancing innovation with accountability in this rapidly advancing sector. Focusing on key regulatory shifts under […]
Comparing Standard Processes for Designing M&E Frameworks with My Over 18 Years of International Development Experience in West Africa: Key Differences, Underlying Causes, and Impact on Program Success
Keywords: Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E), West Africa, Development Projects, Stakeholder Engagement, Program Theory, M&E Frameworks, Resource Constraints, Contextual Adaptability, and Capacity Building. ABSTRACT This paper compares standard processes for designing Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) frameworks with the unique practical experiences gained from over 18 years of international development work in West Africa. The study aims […]
Using The Creative Arts for Resolution of Environmental and Climate Change Related Disputes
Using The Creative Arts for Resolution of Environmental and Climate Change-Related Disputes Important: to view this article with the images, please access the PDF at https://euclid.egnyte.com/dl/idOTVqqINb Author: Charalee Graydon Charalee Graydon – Assistant Professor, EUCLID Euclid University, Ph.D., JD, BCL (Oxon), LLB. Author: Suzanna Anstine Norbeck – JD. Ambassador, MBBI. Mediator & Mediator Trainer. […]
Announcing the End of Plastic Pollution: Towards a Global Treaty
Note: to view this article with its images/photos please access at https://euclid.egnyte.com/dl/ZeQt9jNOdc Authors: Charalee Graydon, Marta Arbab Charalee Graydon – Assistant Professor, EUCLID (Euclid University) Ph.D., J.D, BCL Marta Arbab, Ph.D. student, Faculty of Fine Arts, UCM. 1. Name and address of the corresponding authors: Charalee Graydon Email: graydonc@euclid.int Marta Arbab Email: martaarbab2022@gmail.com […]
The Case for Privacy in Diplomatic Negotiations: Lessons from the 1787 Constitutional Convention, the 1993 Oslo Accords, and the 1998 Good Friday Accords
ABSTRACT Transparency has come to be the hallmark of liberal democratic government. Inspired by Woodrow Wilson’s “Fourteen Points” Speech, “open contracts, openly arrived at” is the gold standard of all democratic negotiations and deal-making at all levels of government. What if the opposite is true? Using three case studies – the 1787 Constitutional Convention, the […]
Challenges and Strategies for Improving Hemophilia Care in Refugee Settings: A Comprehensive Examination from Health Systems, Humanitarian, Legal, and Healthcare Innovation Perspectives
ABSTRACT This paper addresses the critical healthcare challenges faced by refugees, particularly the management of chronic conditions like hemophilia, in the context of displacement due to conflict, persecution, or natural disasters. The health trajectory of refugees often shifts from acute to chronic conditions as displacement extends, necessitating a shift in healthcare provision from emergency response […]
