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Political and institutional perils of Brazil's COVID-19 crisis by Barberia, Lorena G, Gómez, Eduardo J

“…Brazil's Federal Supreme Court, for example, consistently upholds state physical distancing policies that the Bolsonaro administration opposes.1 State-level…”
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The Pitfalls of Ascribing Moral Agency to Corporations: Public Obligation and Political and Social Contexts in the Commercial Determinants of Health by GÓMEZ, EDUARDO J., MAANI, NASON, GALEA, SANDRO

“…Policy Points Government and civil society should be held more accountable for creating food and beverage regulatory policies rather than assigning moral…”
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Institutions, crisis and type 2 diabetes policy in Venezuela by Gomez, Eduardo J

“…In a context of economic, political and humanitarian crisis, ensuring effective type 2 diabetes self-care management services in Venezuela has been an ongoing…”
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The international and domestic politics of type 2 diabetes policy reform in Brazil by Gómez, Eduardo J

“…IntroductionUnderstanding the international and domestic political factors influencing the evolution of type 2 diabetes policies and primary care institutions…”
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Enhancing our understanding of the commercial determinants of health: Theories, methods, and insights from political science by Gómez, Eduardo J.

“…Public health researchers concerned with the commercial industry's influence over health policy have contributed to the development of a new field of inquiry,…”
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Coca-Cola's political and policy influence in Mexico: understanding the role of institutions, interests and divided society by Gómez, Eduardo J

“…In response to Mexico's burgeoning industrial epidemics of obesity and type-2 diabetes, triggered in part by sugar-sweetened carbonated beverages' ability to…”
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Getting to the root of the problem: the international and domestic politics of junk food industry regulation in Latin America by Gómez, Eduardo J

“…Abstract In response to non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in Latin America, governments have introduced impressive prevention programmes However, the purpose of…”
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Political science and global health policy by Gómez, Eduardo J, Singh, Prerna, Shiffman, Jeremy, Barberia, Lorena

“…[...]the papers in this Series1–3 draw on the interconnected concepts of interests, ideas, and institutions.7–9 Interests refer to the motivations of…”
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A temporal analytical approach to decentralization: lessons from Brazil's health sector by Gómez, Eduardo J

“…This article introduces a new concept to the study of decentralization processes: policy dynamism. At its core is the notion that the sequential and temporal…”
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Resource allocations and disparities in the Brazilian health care system: insights from organ transplantation services by Gómez, Eduardo J, Jungmann, Sven, Lima, Agnaldo Soares

“…To date, few studies have assessed how Brazil's universal healthcare system's (SUS, Sistema Único de Saúde) systemic, infrastructural, and geographical…”
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The politics of ultra-processed foods and beverages regulatory policy in upper-middle-income countries: Industry and civil society in Mexico and Brazil by Gómez, Eduardo J.

“…Addressing the politics of corporate political activity and policy interference in response to non-communicable diseases (NCDs) is a new area of scholarly…”
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Civil society in global health policymaking: a critical review by Gomez, Eduardo J

“…A social science approach to the study of civil society's role and influence in global health policymaking is a new area of scholarly research. In this…”
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Political repression, civil society and the politics of responding to AIDS in the BRICS nations by Gómez, Eduardo J, Harris, Joseph

“…The policy responses to human immunodeficiency virus/acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) in the Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa (BRICS)…”
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Political party ambitions and type-2 diabetes policy in Brazil and Mexico by Gómez, Eduardo J

“…In the Americas, next to the United States, Brazil and Mexico have the highest prevalence of type-2 diabetes. In contrast to most studies, this article…”
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Explaining Russia's Struggle to Eradicate HIV/AIDS: Institutions, Agenda Setting and the Limits to Multiple-Streams Processes by Gómez, Eduardo J., Willard, Julien

“…One of Russia's ongoing public health challenges is the HIV/AIDS epidemic. Using qualitative methods focused on elite interviews and document analysis, the…”
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Understanding the United States and Brazil's response to obesity: institutional conversion, policy reform, and the lessons learned by Gómez, Eduardo J

“…In the United States (US) and Brazil, obesity has emerged as a health epidemic. This article is driven by the following research questions: how did the US and…”
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Institutions, Policy, and Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) in Latin America by Gómez, Eduardo J., Méndez, Claudio A.

“…Research has underscored the agenda-setting and policy implementation advantages associated with the concentration of political and policy-making authority…”
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Contextualizing Obesity and Diabetes Policy: Exploring a Nested Statistical and Constructivist Approach at the Cross-National and Subnational Government Level in the United States and Brazil by Gomez, Eduardo J

“…This article conducts a comparative national and subnational government analysis of the political, economic, and ideational constructivist contextual factors…”
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The global and domestic politics of health policy in emerging nations by Gómez, Eduardo J, Ruger, Jennifer Prah

“…In recent years, several emerging nations with burgeoning economies and in transition to democracy have pursued health policy innovations. As these nations…”
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Improving Decision-Making for Population Health in Nonhealth Sectors in Urban Environments: the Example of the Transportation Sector in Three Megacities—the 3-D Commission by Babajide, Opeyemi, Martins, Diogo Correia, Maani, Nason, Abdalla, Salma M, Gómez, Eduardo J., Pongsiri, Montira J., Tlou, Sheila, Leung, Gabriel Matthew, Benjamin, Georges C., Goosby, Eric, Dain, Katie, Vega, Jeanette, Zeinali, Zahra, Galea, Sandro, Sturchio, Jeffrey, Twum-Danso, Nana A. Y.

“…Noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) represent a significant global public health burden. As more countries experience both epidemiologic transition and increasing…”
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