Papers, briefs, reports, and commentary from across the network, gathered in one place. Filter by type or theme to find what's relevant to your work.
Canada's new defence industrial strategy omits food entirely, leaving the agrifood sector exposed to foreign input dependency, cyberattacks, and agroterrorism.
Makes the case for treating investment in animal health systems as critical infrastructure, on par with traditional defence spending.
Co-written with Joséphine Eberhart, this piece situates the spread of lumpy skin disease within the broader strain facing livestock health systems.
A GBADs publication examining the economic dimensions of reaching "AMR neutrality," sustainable livestock production with minimal antimicrobial use.
Reviews 593 articles across 91 countries to build a typology of socio-economic factors shaping the adoption of disease control measures.
An editorial framing the case for multidisciplinary, evidence-based methods to quantify the social and economic costs of livestock disease.
A structured scoping literature review assessing which on-farm strategies for reducing antimicrobial use actually hold up under real production conditions.
Listed in Dr. Lhermie's Google Scholar profile under his ongoing program of work on the economics of antimicrobial resistance and animal health policy.
Listed in Dr. Lhermie's Google Scholar profile under his ongoing program of work on the economics of antimicrobial resistance and animal health policy.
Listed in Dr. Lhermie's Google Scholar profile under his ongoing program of work on the economics of antimicrobial resistance and animal health policy.
Try a different keyword or clear your filters to see the full archive.