How the European Union could and should regulate lifestyle risks of non-communicable diseases through regulation of individual choices.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Regulating lifestyles: Europe, tobacco, alcohol and unhealthy diets Alberto Alemanno and Amandine Garde; Part I. The Toolkit of the Lifestyle Regulator: 2. The role of information in 'pushing and shoving' consumers of tobacco and alcohol to make healthy lifestyle choices Geraint Howells and Jonathon Watson; 3. Regulating consumer information: use of food labelling and mandatory disclosures to encourage healthier lifestyle Caoimhín MacMaoláin; 4. The regulation of marketing practices for tobacco, alcoholic beverages and foods high in fat, sugar and salt - a highly fragmented landscape Amandine Garde and Marine Friant-Perrot; 5. Taxation and economic incentives Franco Sassi, Annalisa Belloni, Chiara Capobianco and Alberto Alemanno; 6. Compensating non-communicable diseases: 'lifestyle torts' meet social determinants of health Marie-Eve Arbour; Part II. The Legality of the EU Lifestyle Regulatory Intervention: 7. Between a rock and a hard place: the controversial case of legislative harmonization and national lifestyle policies Frederic Geber; 8. Towards an EU addiction policy: rationale and competences Simon Planzer; 9. The role of the principle of subsidiarity in the EU's lifestyle risk policy Isidora Maleti¿; 10. The impact of lifestyle regulation on intellectual property: packaging appropriation and other IP-restrictive measures Enrico Bonadio; 11. Competition law implications of private regulation in lifestyle policy Mislav Mataija; 12. EU lifestyle policy and international law: a three-level game Benn McGrady; Part III. The Future of EU Lifestyle Regulation: 13. The EU platform and the EU Forum: new modes of governance or a smokescreen for the promotion of conflicts of interests Oliver Bartlett and Amandine Garde; 14. Nudging healthier lifestyles: informing the non-communicable diseases agenda with behavioural insights Alberto Alemanno; 15. Using outcome regulation to contend with lifestyle risks in Europe: tobacco, unhealthy diets, and alcohol Stephen Sugarman; 16. Conclusion Alberto Alemanno and Amandine Garde.
1. Regulating lifestyles: Europe, tobacco, alcohol and unhealthy diets Alberto Alemanno and Amandine Garde; Part I. The Toolkit of the Lifestyle Regulator: 2. The role of information in 'pushing and shoving' consumers of tobacco and alcohol to make healthy lifestyle choices Geraint Howells and Jonathon Watson; 3. Regulating consumer information: use of food labelling and mandatory disclosures to encourage healthier lifestyle Caoimhín MacMaoláin; 4. The regulation of marketing practices for tobacco, alcoholic beverages and foods high in fat, sugar and salt - a highly fragmented landscape Amandine Garde and Marine Friant-Perrot; 5. Taxation and economic incentives Franco Sassi, Annalisa Belloni, Chiara Capobianco and Alberto Alemanno; 6. Compensating non-communicable diseases: 'lifestyle torts' meet social determinants of health Marie-Eve Arbour; Part II. The Legality of the EU Lifestyle Regulatory Intervention: 7. Between a rock and a hard place: the controversial case of legislative harmonization and national lifestyle policies Frederic Geber; 8. Towards an EU addiction policy: rationale and competences Simon Planzer; 9. The role of the principle of subsidiarity in the EU's lifestyle risk policy Isidora Maleti¿; 10. The impact of lifestyle regulation on intellectual property: packaging appropriation and other IP-restrictive measures Enrico Bonadio; 11. Competition law implications of private regulation in lifestyle policy Mislav Mataija; 12. EU lifestyle policy and international law: a three-level game Benn McGrady; Part III. The Future of EU Lifestyle Regulation: 13. The EU platform and the EU Forum: new modes of governance or a smokescreen for the promotion of conflicts of interests Oliver Bartlett and Amandine Garde; 14. Nudging healthier lifestyles: informing the non-communicable diseases agenda with behavioural insights Alberto Alemanno; 15. Using outcome regulation to contend with lifestyle risks in Europe: tobacco, unhealthy diets, and alcohol Stephen Sugarman; 16. Conclusion Alberto Alemanno and Amandine Garde.
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