Alcohol

Resources

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• Cabinet Office (2004), Alcohol Harm Reduction Strategy for England, March 2004, Accesed 21-April-2009,
• Davies, M. (1985), Politics of Pressure, British Broadcasting Corporation: London
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• Grant, W. (1989), Pressure Groups, Politics & Democracy in Britain, Phillip Allan: London
• Hammersley, R. (2006), The alcohol industry and other 'friends', Addiction, Volume 88 Issue 1, Pages 19 – 20
• Hollingsworth, M. (1991), MP’s For Hire: The Secret World of Political Lobbying, Bloomsbury: London
• Institute of Alcohol Studies (2007), Alcohol: Tax, Price and Public Health, IAS Factsheet, Accessed 20-April-2009,
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