TOBACCO CONTROLDecember 2003 Vol. 12 nº 4Cont<strong>en</strong>tsEditor's choice341 Harm reduction S ChapmanCover essay342 Beware the rooster: smokeless tobaccocompanies who claim they want to help M MyersNews analysis343 UK: video nasty for BAT • Germany: stillsleeping with the <strong>en</strong>emy • Finland: floating loopholes• «Australia: reviewing the act, industry-style • Latvia:window ofopportunity • Papua New Guinea: BAT "utter rubbish"• Sri Lanka: business as usual• World: how Formula One swerved round health •UK: getaway cars? • Myanmar: BAT creates a stinkReviews349 Effect of smokeless tobacco (snus) on smokingand public health in Swed<strong>en</strong>J Foulds, L Ramstrorn, M Burke, K Fagerstróm424 Application of toxicological riskassessm<strong>en</strong>t principies to the chemicalconstitu<strong>en</strong>ts of cigarette smoke J Fowles,E DybingSpecial Communications360 European Union policy on smokelesstobacco: a statem<strong>en</strong>t in favour of evid<strong>en</strong>ce basedregulation for public health C Bates, K Fagerstróm, MJ Jarvis, M Kunze, A McNeill, L Ramstróm374 A strategy for controlling the marketing oftobacco products: a regulated market model R Borland431 Bhutan: the world's most advanced tobaccocontrol nation? S. Ug<strong>en</strong>Comm<strong>en</strong>taries368 Declining smoking in Swed<strong>en</strong>: is SwedishMatch getting the credit for Swedish tobacco control'sefforts?S L Tomar, G N Connolly, JWilk<strong>en</strong>feld, J E H<strong>en</strong>nmgfield372 Some practical points on harm reduction whatto tell your lawmaker and what to tell your brotherabout Swedish snusL T Kozlowski, R J O'Connor, B Quinio EdwardsResearch papers383 The US tobacco control community's viewof the future of tobacco harm reductionK E Warner. E G Martin391 Impact of the graphic Canadian warninglabels on adult smoking behaviourD Hammond, C T Fong, P W McDonald, RCameron. K. S Brown396 What the public thinks about the tobaccoindustry and its products MJ Ashlev, J E Coh<strong>en</strong>401 A comparison of US and Norwegianregulation of coumarin in tobacco productsM Givel406 Hand rolling cigarette papers as therefer<strong>en</strong>ce point for regulating cigarette fire safetyM Lauges<strong>en</strong>, M Duncanson, T Fraser, VMcClellan, B Linehan. R Shirley411 No association of smoke-free ordinanceswith profits from bingo and charitable games inMassachusettsS A Glantz, R Wilson-Loots414 Tobacco industry strategy to underminetobacco control in Finland H HiilamoLetter434 Are there socioeconomic differ<strong>en</strong>tials inunder-reporting of smoking in pregnancy?H Graham, L Ow<strong>en</strong>Book Reviews435 Tobacco control policy: strategies,success, & setbacks S F Gambescia435 Tobacco control legislation: anintroductory guide S F Gambescia436…..Tobacco control: comparative politics inthe United States and Canada C CallardElectronic pagee4 Tobacco use in India: preval<strong>en</strong>ce andpredictors of smoking and chewing in a nationalcross sectional survey M Rani, S Bonu, P Jha, SN Nguy<strong>en</strong>, L JamjoumMiscellaneous348,367,382,413,433 The lighter side400 Echo
TOBACCO CONTROLDecember 2003Vol. 12 <strong>Su</strong>pplem<strong>en</strong>t III“One of the darkest markets in the world” – insights fromAustralian tobacco industry docum<strong>en</strong>tPrefaceiii1 "Australia is one of the darkestmarkets in the world": the globalimportance of Australian tobaccocontrolS Chapman, F Byrne, S M CarterBrief reportiii4 "It is possible he is a kind ofnut": how the tobacco industryquietly promoted Dr WilliamWhitbyS ChapmanResearch papers¡¡¡7 "Some convincing argum<strong>en</strong>ts topass back to nervous customers":the role of the tobacco retailer inthe Australian tobacco industry'ssmoker reassurance campaign1950-1978 A Tofler, S Chapman¡¡¡13 "Avoid health warnings on alltobacco products for just as long aswe can": a history of Australiantobacco industry efforts to avoid,delay and dilute health warningson cigarettesS Chapman, S M Carter¡¡¡23 Smoking, disease, andobdurate d<strong>en</strong>ial: the Australiantobacco industry in the 1 980sS M Carter, S Chapman¡¡¡31 "We are anxious to remainanonymous": the use of third partysci<strong>en</strong>tific and medical consultantsby the Australian tobacco industry,1 969 to 1979 S Chapmaniii 38 "A deep fragrance of academia": theAustralian Tobacco Research FoundationS Chapman, S M Carter, M Petersiii 45 "Keep a low profile": pesticideresidue, additives, and freon use inAustralian tobacco manufacturingS Chapmaniii 54 Cooperation and control: the TobaccoInstitute of Australia S M Carteriii 61 The Australian tar derby: the originsand fate of a low tar harm reductionprogramme W King, SM Carter, RBorland, S Chapman, N Gray¡¡¡71 From legitimate consumers to publicrelations pawns: the tobacco industryand young Australians S M Carteriii 79 The Australian cigarette brand asproduct, person, and symbolS M Carter¡¡¡87 Going below the line: creatingtransportable brands for Australia'sdark marketSM Carter¡¡¡ 95 New frontier, new power: the retail<strong>en</strong>vironm<strong>en</strong>t in Australia's dark marketS M Carteriii 102"Conclusions about exposure to ETSand health that will be unhelpful to us":How the tobacco industry attempted todelay and discredit the 1 997Australian National Health and MedicalResearch Council report on passivesmoking L Trotter, S Chapmaniii 107"Can't stop the boy": Philip Morris'use of Healthy Buildings Internationalto prev<strong>en</strong>t workplace smoking bans ¡nAustralia S Chapman, A P<strong>en</strong>man
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