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*008150112|2014    fin    e|     ||| 0|eng||
*020  $a9789523023062
*1001 $aKarlsson, Thomas
*24510$aNordic alcohol policy in Europe :$bthe adaptation of Finland´s, Sweden´s and Norway´s alcohol policies to a new policy framework, 1994-2013/$cThomas Karlsson
*260  $aHelsinki :$bNational Institute for Health and Welfare,$c2014
*300  $a84 s. :$bill.
*490  $aResearch / National Institute for Health and Welfare,$x1798-0054 ;$v137
*502  $aDiss. : Åbo Akademi, Socialvetenskapliga institutionen, 2014
*5208 $aThe purpose of this thesis is to study how and to which extent Finland, Sweden and Norway have adapted their alcohol policies to the framework imposed to them by the EU and the European Economic Area (EEA) since the mid-1990s. This is done by studying the underlying mechanisms that have influenced the formation of alcohol policy in the Nordic countries in that period. As a part of this analysis main differences in alcohol policies and alcohol consumption between the three countries are assessed and the phenomenon of cross-border trade with alcohol is discussed. The study examines also the development of Finnish, Norwegian and Swedish alcohol policies between 1994 and 2012 and compares the Nordic alcohol policies with other alcohol policies in Europe as the situation was in 2012. The time frame of the study spans from the mid-1990s to the end of 2013 and is divided into three phases. (From the abstract)
*650 4$aPublic policy
*650 4$aAlcohol drinking
*650 4$aSweden
*650 4$aNorway
*650 4$aEuropean Union
*653  $aAlkoholpolitik
*653  $aAlkoholkonsumtion
*653  $aNorden
*653  $aFinland
*653  $aSverige
*653  $aNorge
*653  $aEuropeiska unionen
*852  $cDiss.477
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