Global Aggression: The Case for World Standards and Bold US Action Challenging Philip Morris and RJR Nabisco (People's A

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An expose of the role of the US-based tobacco corporations Philip Morris and RJR Nabisco in aggressively promoting tobacco internationally, contributing to the deaths of 3.5 million people worldwide per year. Filled with examples of manipulation of public policy and big Tobacco's disregard for advertising restrictions in other countries, Global Aggression builds a case for a combination of consumer pressure and world standards to stop the spread of tobacco-related diseases and hold tobacco show more transnationals accountable. From INFACT's 1998 Annual Report (now Corporate Accountability International) show less

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Nonfiction, Economics, Business
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338.17371 — Society, government, & culture Economics Production Agricultural products Trade in Agricultural Products Crops Grown in Fields
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HD9130.6 .G56 — Social sciences Industries. Land use. Labor Industries. Land use. Labor Special industries and trades Agricultural industries
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