Titlebook: Ethics in the Alcohol Industry; Simon J. Robinson,Alexandra J. Kenyon Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Lim

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Ethics and Alcohol,bility of government and the industry. This chapter will begin to focus on the underlying ethical theory, initially through reflection on the perspective of public policy. It will first examine the 2007 report by the Nuffield Centre for Bioethics on Public Health Policy. It will then argue for a bro

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Young People, Social Scene and Popular Culture,aning and identity from relating positively and negatively to different groups, including school, family, interest and peer groups. This used to be seen as a linear development, with the teenager gradually going through the stages of maturity and letting go of the family in exchange for a new family

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Addiction and Ethics,holism takes one beyond the simple idea of abusing alcohol into a relationship of psychological and physical dependency and, with that, a change in character. With that comes the sense of the person’s will being overtaken by alcohol. Slowly but surely, the agency of the person is compromised. As the

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Springer Tracts in Modern Physicse nature of corporate responsibility well beyond the parameters of the past thirty years. Hence, we shall begin this final chapter by setting out the thinking in that wider debate — a debate that applies to any industry.

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Religion and Alcohol,he Judeo-Christian tradition, noting that wine was very much part of the culture, and that any negative view of wine was around drunkenness. We will then briefly note how views have developed since Biblical times, leading to the plurality of perspectives now held.

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Addiction and Ethics,aracter. With that comes the sense of the person’s will being overtaken by alcohol. Slowly but surely, the agency of the person is compromised. As the agency is compromised, so the negative effects of alcoholism begin to show.