Up in Smoke : From Legislation to Litigation in Tobacco Politics

, by Derthick, Martha A.

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ISBN: 9781568026695 | 1568026692
Cover: Paperback
Copyright: 9/1/2001

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Supplemental Materials

Preface

A New Way of Regulating Tobaco

(7)

Shift in Policymaking Strategy

(1)

Master Settlement Agreement

(1)

FDA Campaign

(1)

Purpose of the Book

(2)

Notes

(2)

The Ordinary Politics of Legislation

(19)

Smoking Linked to Cancer

(1)

Birth of the Antismoking Movement

(1)

Congress as National Policymaker

(10)

State and Local Legislation

(3)

Notes

(3)

Ordinary Torts: Litigation Before It Was Substituted for Legislation

(23)

The Early Cases

(3)

Later Litigation

(3)

The Ascendancy of the Lawyers

(8)

The Search for a Safer Cigarette

(5)

Notes

(4)

The Drive for FDA Regulation

(21)

Kessler Engages the Issue

(5)

Getting the Goods on the Industry

(5)

Enlisting President Clinton

(3)

The Regulations

(2)

Notes

(4)

The New Wave of Litigation

(22)

The Lawyers

(3)

Planning the Strategy

(3)

Entry of Other States

(2)

Division within the Indsutry

(2)

The Settlement

(6)

Closing Ceremonies

(1)

Notes

(4)

The Changed Context of Policymaking

(25)

New Issues and the Culture Wars

(2)

The Institutionalization of Cause Advocacy

(7)

The Growth of Government

102

(4)

The Nationalization and Media-ization of Politics

106

(9)

Notes

115

(3)

The 1997 Settlement Dies in Congress

118

(33)

The Tortuous Path to Defeat

118

(13)

Public Opinion on Tobacco Regulation

131

(4)

The Power of Industry Money

135

(6)

Obstacles on the Hill: Can Congress Act?

141

(5)

Notes

146

(5)

The FDA Regulations Die in Court

151

(12)

The Regulations and the Settlement

151

(3)

The Regulations in Court

154

(6)

The End of the FDA's Program of Tobacco Control

160

(1)

Notes

161

(2)

The Master Settlement Agreement of 1998

163

(19)

How Could the States Agree?

163

(10)

The Agreement

173

(4)

Continuing Opposition of Public Health Activists

177

(1)

Notes

178

(4)

The Aftermath of the MSA

182

(27)

Money Flows to State Governments

182

(1)

Tort Lawyers Earn Record Fees

183

(6)

The Federal Government Sues

189

(6)

Private Litigants Win Some Cases

195

(2)

The Industry Adapts

197

(4)

Smokers Shift to Discount Brands

201

(2)

Notes

203

(6)

Ordinary Politics Versus Adversarial Legalism

209

(31)

Results: The Reduction in Smoking

209

(3)

Why Abandon Legislation?

212

(6)

Is Litigation Superior?

218

(5)

What Happened to Checks and Balances?

223

(4)

Can the MSA Be Revised?

227

(3)

Will the MSA Be Repeated?

230

(3)

What Next for Tobacco?

233

(2)

Notes

235

(5)

Chronology of Cigarette Regulation

240

(7)

Index

247

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Up in Smoke : From Legislation to Litigation in Tobacco Politics

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