Collaborative work session (2/2)

Update: 2012-09-21

Description

1. What does behavioural research have to offer to health and, more specifically, lifestyle policymaking?2. How may behavioural research be turned into lifestyle policymaking?

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In Channel

Closing remarks

2012-09-2110:08

Final discussion and Q&A session

2012-09-2136:43

Reaction to Mr Sugarman's intervention

2012-09-2114:24

Using performance-based regulation to reduce the negative social consequences of alcohol, tobacco and unhealthy diets

2012-09-2123:38

Collaborative work session (2/2)

2012-09-2101:20:41

Collaborative work session (1/2)

2012-09-2120:05

Questions to the discussants

2012-09-2136:30

Lifestyle risk and the shift to nudge

2012-09-2107:21

Behavioural research and lifestyle regulation: 'nudges' and other innovative proposals

2012-09-2102:29

Q&A Session (Panel IV)

2012-09-2119:01

Round table discussion (2/2)

2012-09-2111:08

Round table discussion (1/2)

2012-09-2106:27

EU competition law and private health initiatives: Can the industry play a role in lifestyle risk regulation

2012-09-2116:42

The EU's failure to regulate the marketing of alcoholic beverages

2012-09-2118:05

Taking stock of the self-regulation experiment + Discussion

2012-09-2101:52:30

Fat taxes in Europe: A legal and policy analysis under EU and WTO law

2012-09-2012:55

Alcohol, tobacco and gambling: Towards a European health policy on addiction?

2012-09-2021:59

Lifestyle risks and harmonisation of national laws

2012-09-2011:10

Additional remarks (2/2)

2012-09-2018:04

Additional remarks (1/2)

2012-09-2005:34

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Alberto Alemanno

Collaborative work session (2/2)