Studies of tobacco industry and public health groups in the state policymaking process regarding tobacco.

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Analysis of the tobacco industry with special emphasis on second-hand smoke, tobacco industry influence on the policy making process, and marketing particularly to ethnic minorities.

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Tobacco and African Americans

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Targeting of other marginalized groups.

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Tobacco industry’s public relations and image management strategies.

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Cessation among African Americans based on involving them in tobacco control policy

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Tobacco in the U.S. military

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Tobacco in our environment.

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What we can learn from testimony under oath by tobacco industry executives.

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Tobacco control in China

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The Coronary Heart Disease Policy (CHDP) to model to estimate the health utilization and economic consequences of passive smoking in the United States.

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A Dynamic Model of Smoking and Healthcare Expenditures in CA

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Smoking Cessation and Medical Care Use/Costs in a Large HMO

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"Extreme makeover"? Or more industry deception?

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Summary to be posted here following the April 18 completion of the meeting in Chapel Hill. See Green & Glasgow article in March 2006 issue of Evaluation and the Health Professions.

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Analysis of smoking cessation programs, smoking cessation behavior, and medical care costs among members of a large HMO in Northern California

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Tobacco and the senior population

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This project uses tobacco industry documents to explore how the tobacco industry has responded to public health and other campaigns that focused attention on the behaviors of the tobacco industry, and to develop a resource for advocates designing such campaigns. The project includes studies of the

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This multi-site collaborative project uses tobacco industry documents, interviews, and analysis of policies to study the influence of the tobacco industry on the U.S. military.

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This project is a qualitative analysis of tobacco industry trial testimony and depositions, focused on the ethical discourse of tobacco industry executives under oath, their framing strategies related to tobacco use, and other issues.

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This project uses tobacco industry documents and content analysis of the popular press to examine how the tobacco industry has exploited diet and obesity in advertising and public relations.

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This project uses tobacco industry documents to analyze the implications of the industry's corporate social responsibility initiatives for tobacco control.

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This project investigates tobacco industry political strategies after the institution of "corporate culture" reforms in the 1998 Master Settlement Agreement, in particular the industry's response to tobacco control activities and its use of outside organizations to advocate for its policy goals.

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This project is funded by the Public Policy Institute of California.

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The project, funded by the FAMRI Center of Excellence, reviews strategies to increase the use of research evidence regarding the health risks of secondhand smoke by physicians, journalists, and consumer advocacy groups.

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The Center creates partnerships with health care provider and policy groups to promote smoking cessation.

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Use tobacco documents to describe tobacco industry: advertising and marketing strategies targeting older smokers; influence on tobacco control policies specific to older adults; strategies to influence the conduct, interpretation, and dissemination of science related to older adults.

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