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The summer school offers an in-depth exploration of key issues in international drug policy through lectures, case studies, mock debates, and group work.
Each day focuses on a specific theme, including global health and the international drug control system, challenges of access to essential medicines, cannabis regulation models, tobacco markets, and global governance scenarios.
The course aims to help students understand health and human rights issues related to drug use and policy, analyze the international drug control regime's implications, and explore solutions for better governance.
Students will participate in group presentations, addressing the requirements and conditions for effective drug policies and the roles of stakeholders at various levels.
Each day focuses on a specific theme, including global health and the international drug control system, challenges of access to essential medicines, cannabis regulation models, tobacco markets, and global governance scenarios.
The course aims to help students understand health and human rights issues related to drug use and policy, analyze the international drug control regime's implications, and explore solutions for better governance.
Students will participate in group presentations, addressing the requirements and conditions for effective drug policies and the roles of stakeholders at various levels.
Intervenants
Barbara Broers (Full professor, University of Geneva)
Lieu
TBC
Entrée
Payante (250.00)
Contact
gss@unige.ch