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

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ISBN 10: 0945257953 / ISBN 13: 9780945257950

Published by Apex Press, 1998

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Global Aggression: The Case for World Standards and Bold US Action Challenging Philip Morris and RJR Nabisco (People's Annual Report)
• Publisher: Apex Press
• Publication Date: 1998
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0945257953
• ISBN 13: 9780945257950
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: New
• Weight: 8 ounces

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Synopsis

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 transnationals accountable. From INFACT's 1998 Annual Report (now Corporate Accountability International)

About the Author

Founded in 1977, INFACT is a non-partisan national organization whose purpose is to stop life-threatening abuses of transnational corporations and increase their accountability to people around the world. With 21 years of experience, INFACT is a key organization challenging "business as usual" in the political arena. The Hall of Shame Campaign began in 1996 by shining a spotlight on corporate influence and access in the US elections. To date, five corporations have been formally inducted through public events: Philip Morris, RJR Nabisco, Dow Chemical, Waste Management, and Columbia/HCA Healthcare. INFACT activist leaders are widely exposing the human toll of corporate power throughout our political system, and confronting Board members and other top decision makers of Hall of Shame corporations with the impact of their abusive practices on public health, the environment, and democracy.