[From the Introduction]. In this paper, we argue that questions related to the Commission’s legitimacy arise when it takes action in areas which (a) require deep scientific and technical knowledge, (b) are emotionally and morally charged, (c) are a bit removed from the single market initiative. Our particular example is EU tobacco control and the lengthy effort to gain approval for a comprehensive ban on tobacco advertising. The long delay occurred as national approaches to public health diverged, which then provided opportunities for private cigarette companies to block passage of the advertising ban in the Council of Ministers
The marketing of tobacco, alcohol, unhealthy food and gambling services is harmful to public health,...
Various explanations have been advanced for the adoption of increasingly restrictive tobacco control...
The role of the Council of Europe (CoE) in tobacco control remains largely unexplored. This paper ai...
[From the Introduction]. In this paper, we argue that questions related to the Commission’s legitima...
The Royal College of Physicians has long played an important role in the struggle against tobacco. A...
Beginning with the Europe Against Cancer Action Program in 1985, the European Economic Community (EE...
This Note examines the recent initiative to ban tobacco advertising within the European Community. T...
In October 2000, Europe\u27s highest court struck down a Community directive that effectively banned...
This article analyses the European Union policymaking process regarding tobacco advertising. While o...
Background The 2014 European Union (EU) Tobacco Products Directive (TPD) was negotiated in a changed...
In Europe, according to official statistics (ec.europa.eu) the percentage of smokers is about 29% of...
Introduction: Coalitions of supporters of comprehensive tobacco control policy have been crucial in ...
Tobacco consumption remains the largest avoidable health risk in the European Union, and is responsi...
BACKGROUND: The 2014 European Union (EU) Tobacco Products Directive (TPD) was negotiated in a change...
BackgroundOne of the factors influencing variation in tobacco control policies across European count...
The marketing of tobacco, alcohol, unhealthy food and gambling services is harmful to public health,...
Various explanations have been advanced for the adoption of increasingly restrictive tobacco control...
The role of the Council of Europe (CoE) in tobacco control remains largely unexplored. This paper ai...
[From the Introduction]. In this paper, we argue that questions related to the Commission’s legitima...
The Royal College of Physicians has long played an important role in the struggle against tobacco. A...
Beginning with the Europe Against Cancer Action Program in 1985, the European Economic Community (EE...
This Note examines the recent initiative to ban tobacco advertising within the European Community. T...
In October 2000, Europe\u27s highest court struck down a Community directive that effectively banned...
This article analyses the European Union policymaking process regarding tobacco advertising. While o...
Background The 2014 European Union (EU) Tobacco Products Directive (TPD) was negotiated in a changed...
In Europe, according to official statistics (ec.europa.eu) the percentage of smokers is about 29% of...
Introduction: Coalitions of supporters of comprehensive tobacco control policy have been crucial in ...
Tobacco consumption remains the largest avoidable health risk in the European Union, and is responsi...
BACKGROUND: The 2014 European Union (EU) Tobacco Products Directive (TPD) was negotiated in a change...
BackgroundOne of the factors influencing variation in tobacco control policies across European count...
The marketing of tobacco, alcohol, unhealthy food and gambling services is harmful to public health,...
Various explanations have been advanced for the adoption of increasingly restrictive tobacco control...
The role of the Council of Europe (CoE) in tobacco control remains largely unexplored. This paper ai...