Tobacco Control: Australia's Role
Transcript of Witness Seminar
Introduction
Building the case for tobacco control
Producing, and Responding to, the Evidence
Campaigning for Tobacco Control
Economic Initiatives in Tobacco Control
The Radical Wing of Tobacco Control
Revolutionary Road
Tobacco Industry Strategies and Responses to Them
Campaign Evaluation
Managing Difficulties in Light of Community Consensus
Radical Wing Again
The Process of Political Change
Tobacco Campaigns Up Close
A Speedier Pace of Change
Political Needs and Campaign Strategies
Litigation and its Impacts
Insights from Tobacco Control
Tobacco Control in Australia in International Perspective
Appendix 1: Statement by Anne Jones
Endnotes
Index
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Participants at Witness seminar on Tobacco Control, 29 May 2015, Carlton, Vic. L-R. Top row: Todd Harper, Andrew Herington, Dr Michelle Scollo, Kate Joel (McAllister), Prof Simon Chapman, Prof Ron Borland, Prof Garry Egger. Middle top: Dr Elizabeth (Beth) Greenhalgh, Rohan Greenland, Hon John Cain, Hon Tom Roper, Prof David Hill, Meredith Carter, Dr Harley Stanton. Middle lower: Paul Fishlock, Trish Cotter, Dorothy Reading, Terry Slevin, Dr Caroline Miller. Front: Prof Mike Daube, Prof Melanie Wakefield, Kathy Barnsley, Dr Ann Westmore, Maree Davidson, Dr Lyn Roberts, Paul Grogan. Image courtesy of VicHealth.
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