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| The Fight for Public Health: Principles and Practice
of Media Advocacy by Simon Chapman and Deborah Lupton London:British Medical Journal Books, 1994 270pp ISBN 0-7279-0849-9 |
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| **NEW BOOK ON MEDIA ADVOCACY & PUBLIC HEALTH**
Simon Chapman (author of The Lung Goodbye: Tactics for Counteracting the Tobacco Industry in the 1990s; Great Expectorations:Advertising and the Tobacco Industry; and Tobacco in the Third World:A Resource Atlas) and Deborah Lupton (author of Moral Threats and Dangerous Desires:AIDS inthe News Media; and Medicine as Culture:Illness, Disease and the Body in Western Societies) have just published: The Fight for Public Health: Principles and Practice of Media Advocacy (London:British Medical Journal Books, 1994 270pp ISBN 0-7279-0849-9). It can be purchased from the BMJ Publishing Group for stlg22 (overseas price including postage); stlg19.95 in the UK. They take Amex, Visa or Mastercard. The book has two parts: the first is a sociological review of concepts of newsworthiness and framing, together with a series of case studies on public health advocacy campaigns. The second part is an A-Z of media advocacy strategy covering the following headings: |
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Endorsements so far include: "This splendid book moves the art
of media advocacy a giant step forward. Chapman and Lupton's counsel leapfrogs
continents: it will be as welcome and applicable in London and Washington
as in Sydney." (Mike Pertschuk - Advocacy Institute, Washington DC)
"This book fills a major gap in present health promotion literature. It should be read by everyone committed to improving and safeguarding the health of the public." (Ilona Kickbusch - director of Health Promotion, WHO Geneva) "This informative, streetwise text offers a strategic framework, know-how and compelling examples." (Tony McMichael, Professor of Epidemiology, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine). |
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