Towards a Political Economy of Tobacco Control in Low- and Middle-Income Countries
This study provides the basis for constructing a political economy of tobacco control in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). The authors first undertook a literature review of tobacco control in LMICs to explore the forces that oppose the ado...
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ADDICTION ADOLESCENT ADOLESCENT GIRLS ADOLESCENTS ADULT SMOKING AGED ALCOHOL ANTI-TOBACCO ACTIVITIES ANTISMOKING PROGRAMS CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE CARE PROVIDERS CARE PROVISION CESSATION ADVICE CESSATION PROGRAMS CHILD REARING CHRONIC DISEASE CIGARETTE CIGARETTE PACKAGES CIGARETTE TAXES COMPREHENSIVE TOBACCO CONTROL CURRENT SMOKERS DEPENDENCE DOMESTIC TOBACCO ECONOMIC EFFECTS ECONOMY OF TOBACCO CONTROL EFFECTIVE TOBACCO CONTROL EFFECTIVE TOBACCO CONTROL POLICIES EFFECTS OF TOBACCO ENVIRONMENTAL TOBACCO SMOKE EPIDEMIOLOGY EX-SMOKERS EXPOSURE TO TOBACCO SMOKE FAMILIES FOOD INSECURITY GLOBAL TOBACCO SURVEILLANCE GYNECOLOGY HEALTH CARE HEALTH EFFECTS HEALTH POLICY HEALTH RISKS HEALTH WARNINGS HIV/AIDS HOSPITALS HYGIENE INDOOR AIR INDOOR AIR QUALITY INFANTS INTERVENTION LEAF TOBACCO LIVER DISEASE LUNG CANCER MALNUTRITION MARKETING MEDICAL SCHOOLS MORBIDITY MORTALITY NATIONAL HEALTH NATIONAL TOBACCO CONTROL POLICIES NICOTINE NICOTINE DELIVERY NICOTINE POISONING NURSES NUTRITION OBSTETRICS OLD MALES OLDER STUDENTS OPIUM ORAL TOBACCO USE PACKAGE WARNINGS PARENTAL SMOKING PATIENTS PEER PRESSURE PHYSICIANS POTENTIAL SMOKERS PREGNANCY PREMATURE DEATH PRIMARY SCHOOL PRODUCTIVITY PSYCHOLOGY PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS PUBLIC AWARENESS PUBLIC HEALTH PUBLIC SPACES QUALITY OF LIFE RATES OF TOBACCO RATES OF TOBACCO USE REGULAR SMOKERS REGULATORY FRAMEWORKS RESEARCH CENTERS RESEARCH METHODS RESEARCH PROJECTS RESTRICTIONS ON SMOKING RISK FACTORS RISKS OF TOBACCO ROLE MODELS SCHOOLS SECOND HAND SMOKE SECOND-HAND SMOKE SHS SMOKE EXPOSURE SMOKELESS TOBACCO SMOKER SMOKERS SMOKING SMOKING CESSATION SMOKING EPIDEMIC SMOKING IN PUBLIC SMOKING PREVALENCE SMOKING RATES SMOKING RESTRICTIONS SMOKING TRENDS SMUGGLED CIGARETTES SOCIAL ACCEPTABILITY SOCIAL NORMS TOBACCO TOBACCO ADVERTISING TOBACCO COMPANIES TOBACCO CONSUMPTION TOBACCO CONTROL INTERVENTIONS TOBACCO CONTROL LEGISLATION TOBACCO CONTROL MEASURES TOBACCO CONTROL POLICIES TOBACCO CONTROL POLICY TOBACCO CONTROL PROGRAM TOBACCO CONTROL RESEARCH TOBACCO CONTROL STRATEGIES TOBACCO EPIDEMIC TOBACCO FARMERS TOBACCO FARMING TOBACCO GROWERS TOBACCO GROWING TOBACCO INDUSTRY TOBACCO POLICIES TOBACCO POLICY TOBACCO PRODUCTION TOBACCO PRODUCTS TOBACCO SUPPLY TOBACCO TAX TOBACCO TAX REVENUES TOBACCO TAXES TOBACCO USE TOBACCO USERS TRADE BARRIERS VULNERABLE GROUPS WASTE WORKERS YOUNG ADULT YOUNG SMOKERS YOUTH YOUTH SMOKERS YOUTH SMOKING |
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ADDICTION ADOLESCENT ADOLESCENT GIRLS ADOLESCENTS ADULT SMOKING AGED ALCOHOL ANTI-TOBACCO ACTIVITIES ANTISMOKING PROGRAMS CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE CARE PROVIDERS CARE PROVISION CESSATION ADVICE CESSATION PROGRAMS CHILD REARING CHRONIC DISEASE CIGARETTE CIGARETTE PACKAGES CIGARETTE TAXES COMPREHENSIVE TOBACCO CONTROL CURRENT SMOKERS DEPENDENCE DOMESTIC TOBACCO ECONOMIC EFFECTS ECONOMY OF TOBACCO CONTROL EFFECTIVE TOBACCO CONTROL EFFECTIVE TOBACCO CONTROL POLICIES EFFECTS OF TOBACCO ENVIRONMENTAL TOBACCO SMOKE EPIDEMIOLOGY EX-SMOKERS EXPOSURE TO TOBACCO SMOKE FAMILIES FOOD INSECURITY GLOBAL TOBACCO SURVEILLANCE GYNECOLOGY HEALTH CARE HEALTH EFFECTS HEALTH POLICY HEALTH RISKS HEALTH WARNINGS HIV/AIDS HOSPITALS HYGIENE INDOOR AIR INDOOR AIR QUALITY INFANTS INTERVENTION LEAF TOBACCO LIVER DISEASE LUNG CANCER MALNUTRITION MARKETING MEDICAL SCHOOLS MORBIDITY MORTALITY NATIONAL HEALTH NATIONAL TOBACCO CONTROL POLICIES NICOTINE NICOTINE DELIVERY NICOTINE POISONING NURSES NUTRITION OBSTETRICS OLD MALES OLDER STUDENTS OPIUM ORAL TOBACCO USE PACKAGE WARNINGS PARENTAL SMOKING PATIENTS PEER PRESSURE PHYSICIANS POTENTIAL SMOKERS PREGNANCY PREMATURE DEATH PRIMARY SCHOOL PRODUCTIVITY PSYCHOLOGY PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS PUBLIC AWARENESS PUBLIC HEALTH PUBLIC SPACES QUALITY OF LIFE RATES OF TOBACCO RATES OF TOBACCO USE REGULAR SMOKERS REGULATORY FRAMEWORKS RESEARCH CENTERS RESEARCH METHODS RESEARCH PROJECTS RESTRICTIONS ON SMOKING RISK FACTORS RISKS OF TOBACCO ROLE MODELS SCHOOLS SECOND HAND SMOKE SECOND-HAND SMOKE SHS SMOKE EXPOSURE SMOKELESS TOBACCO SMOKER SMOKERS SMOKING SMOKING CESSATION SMOKING EPIDEMIC SMOKING IN PUBLIC SMOKING PREVALENCE SMOKING RATES SMOKING RESTRICTIONS SMOKING TRENDS SMUGGLED CIGARETTES SOCIAL ACCEPTABILITY SOCIAL NORMS TOBACCO TOBACCO ADVERTISING TOBACCO COMPANIES TOBACCO CONSUMPTION TOBACCO CONTROL INTERVENTIONS TOBACCO CONTROL LEGISLATION TOBACCO CONTROL MEASURES TOBACCO CONTROL POLICIES TOBACCO CONTROL POLICY TOBACCO CONTROL PROGRAM TOBACCO CONTROL RESEARCH TOBACCO CONTROL STRATEGIES TOBACCO EPIDEMIC TOBACCO FARMERS TOBACCO FARMING TOBACCO GROWERS TOBACCO GROWING TOBACCO INDUSTRY TOBACCO POLICIES TOBACCO POLICY TOBACCO PRODUCTION TOBACCO PRODUCTS TOBACCO SUPPLY TOBACCO TAX TOBACCO TAX REVENUES TOBACCO TAXES TOBACCO USE TOBACCO USERS TRADE BARRIERS VULNERABLE GROUPS WASTE WORKERS YOUNG ADULT YOUNG SMOKERS YOUTH YOUTH SMOKERS YOUTH SMOKING Bump, J.B. Reich, M.R. Adeyi, O. Khetrapal, S. Towards a Political Economy of Tobacco Control in Low- and Middle-Income Countries |
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This study provides the basis for
constructing a political economy of tobacco control in low-
and middle-income countries (LMICs). The authors first
undertook a literature review of tobacco control in LMICs to
explore the forces that oppose the adoption, implementation,
and enforcement of tobacco control strategies. The authors
then used the sources collected to conduct a stakeholder
analysis, as a first step in constructing a political
economy of tobacco control in LMICs. The authors focused
primarily at the international level because of the dominant
role of transnational tobacco companies (TTCs). The
author's review of the literature suggests four broad
conclusions. First, a political economy approach has been
applied only rarely as a formal analytical methodology in
the literature on the tobacco control in LMICs. Second, even
when the term "political economy" was used in a
document, the paper typically did not explicitly conduct
this kind of analysis and did not directly consider
political strategies for advancing tobacco control. Third,
translating the framework convention on tobacco control into
tobacco use reductions at the national level is likely to
require national-level political economy analyses to define
political strategies appropriate to the particular national
setting. Fourth, tobacco control's present and past is
well documented, but analyses of future scenarios have
focused on projections of health consequences and smoking
trends. How TTCs will try to grow in the future has not been
adequately addressed in the literature. |
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Bump, J.B. Reich, M.R. Adeyi, O. Khetrapal, S. |
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Bump, J.B. Reich, M.R. Adeyi, O. Khetrapal, S. |
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Bump, J.B. |
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Towards a Political Economy of Tobacco Control in Low- and Middle-Income Countries |
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Towards a Political Economy of Tobacco Control in Low- and Middle-Income Countries |
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Towards a Political Economy of Tobacco Control in Low- and Middle-Income Countries |
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Towards a Political Economy of Tobacco Control in Low- and Middle-Income Countries |
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Towards a Political Economy of Tobacco Control in Low- and Middle-Income Countries |
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towards a political economy of tobacco control in low- and middle-income countries |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2013 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2009/08/12316039/towards-political-economy-tobacco-control-low--middle-income-countries http://hdl.handle.net/10986/13799 |
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okr-10986-137992021-04-23T14:03:09Z Towards a Political Economy of Tobacco Control in Low- and Middle-Income Countries Bump, J.B. Reich, M.R. Adeyi, O. Khetrapal, S. ADDICTION ADOLESCENT ADOLESCENT GIRLS ADOLESCENTS ADULT SMOKING AGED ALCOHOL ANTI-TOBACCO ACTIVITIES ANTISMOKING PROGRAMS CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE CARE PROVIDERS CARE PROVISION CESSATION ADVICE CESSATION PROGRAMS CHILD REARING CHRONIC DISEASE CIGARETTE CIGARETTE PACKAGES CIGARETTE TAXES COMPREHENSIVE TOBACCO CONTROL CURRENT SMOKERS DEPENDENCE DOMESTIC TOBACCO ECONOMIC EFFECTS ECONOMY OF TOBACCO CONTROL EFFECTIVE TOBACCO CONTROL EFFECTIVE TOBACCO CONTROL POLICIES EFFECTS OF TOBACCO ENVIRONMENTAL TOBACCO SMOKE EPIDEMIOLOGY EX-SMOKERS EXPOSURE TO TOBACCO SMOKE FAMILIES FOOD INSECURITY GLOBAL TOBACCO SURVEILLANCE GYNECOLOGY HEALTH CARE HEALTH EFFECTS HEALTH POLICY HEALTH RISKS HEALTH WARNINGS HIV/AIDS HOSPITALS HYGIENE INDOOR AIR INDOOR AIR QUALITY INFANTS INTERVENTION LEAF TOBACCO LIVER DISEASE LUNG CANCER MALNUTRITION MARKETING MEDICAL SCHOOLS MORBIDITY MORTALITY NATIONAL HEALTH NATIONAL TOBACCO CONTROL POLICIES NICOTINE NICOTINE DELIVERY NICOTINE POISONING NURSES NUTRITION OBSTETRICS OLD MALES OLDER STUDENTS OPIUM ORAL TOBACCO USE PACKAGE WARNINGS PARENTAL SMOKING PATIENTS PEER PRESSURE PHYSICIANS POTENTIAL SMOKERS PREGNANCY PREMATURE DEATH PRIMARY SCHOOL PRODUCTIVITY PSYCHOLOGY PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS PUBLIC AWARENESS PUBLIC HEALTH PUBLIC SPACES QUALITY OF LIFE RATES OF TOBACCO RATES OF TOBACCO USE REGULAR SMOKERS REGULATORY FRAMEWORKS RESEARCH CENTERS RESEARCH METHODS RESEARCH PROJECTS RESTRICTIONS ON SMOKING RISK FACTORS RISKS OF TOBACCO ROLE MODELS SCHOOLS SECOND HAND SMOKE SECOND-HAND SMOKE SHS SMOKE EXPOSURE SMOKELESS TOBACCO SMOKER SMOKERS SMOKING SMOKING CESSATION SMOKING EPIDEMIC SMOKING IN PUBLIC SMOKING PREVALENCE SMOKING RATES SMOKING RESTRICTIONS SMOKING TRENDS SMUGGLED CIGARETTES SOCIAL ACCEPTABILITY SOCIAL NORMS TOBACCO TOBACCO ADVERTISING TOBACCO COMPANIES TOBACCO CONSUMPTION TOBACCO CONTROL INTERVENTIONS TOBACCO CONTROL LEGISLATION TOBACCO CONTROL MEASURES TOBACCO CONTROL POLICIES TOBACCO CONTROL POLICY TOBACCO CONTROL PROGRAM TOBACCO CONTROL RESEARCH TOBACCO CONTROL STRATEGIES TOBACCO EPIDEMIC TOBACCO FARMERS TOBACCO FARMING TOBACCO GROWERS TOBACCO GROWING TOBACCO INDUSTRY TOBACCO POLICIES TOBACCO POLICY TOBACCO PRODUCTION TOBACCO PRODUCTS TOBACCO SUPPLY TOBACCO TAX TOBACCO TAX REVENUES TOBACCO TAXES TOBACCO USE TOBACCO USERS TRADE BARRIERS VULNERABLE GROUPS WASTE WORKERS YOUNG ADULT YOUNG SMOKERS YOUTH YOUTH SMOKERS YOUTH SMOKING This study provides the basis for constructing a political economy of tobacco control in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). The authors first undertook a literature review of tobacco control in LMICs to explore the forces that oppose the adoption, implementation, and enforcement of tobacco control strategies. The authors then used the sources collected to conduct a stakeholder analysis, as a first step in constructing a political economy of tobacco control in LMICs. The authors focused primarily at the international level because of the dominant role of transnational tobacco companies (TTCs). The author's review of the literature suggests four broad conclusions. First, a political economy approach has been applied only rarely as a formal analytical methodology in the literature on the tobacco control in LMICs. Second, even when the term "political economy" was used in a document, the paper typically did not explicitly conduct this kind of analysis and did not directly consider political strategies for advancing tobacco control. Third, translating the framework convention on tobacco control into tobacco use reductions at the national level is likely to require national-level political economy analyses to define political strategies appropriate to the particular national setting. Fourth, tobacco control's present and past is well documented, but analyses of future scenarios have focused on projections of health consequences and smoking trends. How TTCs will try to grow in the future has not been adequately addressed in the literature. 2013-06-05T19:11:41Z 2013-06-05T19:11:41Z 2009-08 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2009/08/12316039/towards-political-economy-tobacco-control-low--middle-income-countries http://hdl.handle.net/10986/13799 English en_US Health, Nutrition and Population (HNP) discussion paper; CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Working Paper Publications & Research |