Published Papers
Publications Resulting from the Conference
Drug and Alcohol Review (2021) | |||
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Robin Room, Deborah Gleeson and Mia Miller | Introduction to special section: Alcoholic beverages in trade agreements: Industry lobbying and the public health interest | ||
Mia Miller, Claire Wilkinson, Robin Room, Paula O'Brien, Belinda Townsend, Ashley Schram and Deborah Gleeson | Industry submission on alcohol in the context of Australia's trade and investment agreements: a content and framing analysis of publicly available documents | ||
Sparsha Janardhan | Harnessing trade and investment agreements to promote public health | ||
Deborah Gleeson and Paula O'Brien | Alcohol labelling rules in free trade agreements: advancing the industry's interests at the expense of the public's health |
Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs (forthcoming 2020) | |||
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Julia Stafford, Kypros Kypri and Simone Pettigrew | Industry actor use of research evidence: Critical analysis of Australian alcohol policy submissions | ||
Gianna Gayle Herrera Amul | Alcohol advertising, promotion and sponsorship: A review of regulatory policies in ASEAN | ||
Jeff Collin | Taking steps towards coherent global governance of alcohol: The challenge and opportunity of managing conflict of interest |
European Journal of Risk Regulation (forthcoming 2021, all published in early view) | |||
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Robin Room | Global Intergovernmental Action to Minimise Alcohol Problems: The 'Back Story' | ||
Robin Room and Jenny Cisneros Örnberg | A Framework Convention on Alcohol Control: Getting Concrete about its Contents | ||
Claire Slattery | Using Human Rights Law to Progress Alcohol Control | ||
Patricia Hepworth, Lisa Schölin and Sarah Ward | Alcohol Labelling in the Global Food System: The Progress and Implications of Recent Work in the Codex Committee on Food Labelling | ||
Paula O'Brian | Missing in Action: The Global Alcohol Strategy and the WTO | ||
Gian Luca Burci | A Global Legal Instrument for Alcohol Control: Options, Prospects and Challenges | ||
Suzanne Zhou | An International Normative Instrument for Alcohol Control - Lessons from the WHO FCTC for its Structure, Design and Status | ||
Jürgen Rehm, Sally Casswell, Jakob Manthey, Robin Room & Kevin Shield | Reducing the Harmful Use of Alcohol: Have the Targets Been Met? |
Single Papers | |||
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Adam Bertscher, Rohrs, S. and London, L. ‘A human rights analysis of South Africa’s Control of Marketing of Alcoholic Beverages Bill’, Homa Publica: International Journal of Human Rights and Business (forthcoming). | |||
Connie Hoe, ‘Drink, but Don't Drive? Alcohol Industry's Involvement in Global Road Safety’, (2020) Health Policy and Planning (forthcoming). | |||
Jane Kelsey, ‘How Digital Trade Agreements Constrain Regulatory Autonomy: The Case of the Regulating Alcohol Marketing in the Digital Age’, (2020) 29 New Zealand Universities Law Review 153-179 | |||
Kate Vallance, Alexandria Vincent, Nour Schoueri-Mychasiw, Tim Stockwell, David Hammond, Thomas K. Greenfield, Jonathan McGavock and Erin Hobin, ‘News Media and the Influence of the Alcohol Industry: An Analysis of Media Coverage of Alcohol Warning Labels With a Cancer Message in Canada and Ireland’, (2020) 81 Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs 273-83 (open access). | |||
Belinda Townsend, Sharon Friel, Ashley Schram, Fran Baum and Ronald Labonte, ‘What Generates Attention to Health in Trade Policy Making? Lessons From Success in Tobacco Control and Access to Medicines: A Qualitative Study of Australia and the (Comprehensive and Progressive) Trans-Pacific Partnership’, (2020) International Journal of Health Policy and Management (early view)(open access). |