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 [[Lanesborough Lunches]] were a series of informal lunch events starting in 1999, organised by the [[Institute for United States Studies]] ([[School of Advanced Study]], [[University of London]]), but funded by [[Japan Tobacco International]].<ref>School of Advanced Study, University of London [https://web.archive.org/web/20060622185941/http://www.sas.ac.uk/fileadmin/documents/about/00-01_AnnualReport.pdf Annual Report 2000/01]. Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 22 June 2006 on 4 October 2014. </ref> They were held at the [[Lanesborough Hotel]]<ref>[[Mick Hume]] [http://web.archive.org/web/20071019084210/http://www.riskoffreedom.com/pdf_archive/07brief.pdf The Right to be Offensive: Free Speech, Autonomy and Censorship]. ''Risk of freedom Briefing'', No. 7: p. 3. Retrieved from the Internet archive of 19 October 2007 on 20 October 2014.</ref> which is reportedly the most expensive hotel in London.<ref>LBC [http://www.lbc.co.uk/londons-most-expensive-hotel-suites-in-pictures-56109/view/26032 Home > News > 1. The Lanesborough - London's Most Expensive Hotel Suites]. Accessed 19 October 2014.</ref>
-Extracts from the speeches given at successive [[Lanesborough Lunches]] were published in the [[Risk of Freedom Briefing]], edited by [[Roger Scruton]] and also funded by [[Japan Tobacco International]]. The first [[Lanesborough Lunch]] (20/5/99) was addressed by [[Frank Furedi]] of the [[LM network]].<ref name="Furedi">Frank Furedi 'Litigious Britain: Consolation and the  compensation culture' [http://replay.waybackmachine.org/20071019084156/http://www.riskoffreedom.com/pdf_archive/01briefing.pdf The Risk of Freedom Briefing], Issue No. 1 October 1999, p. 3.</ref> The lunches<ref>Along with other events such as the [[Centre for the New Europe]] / [[Liberty Lunch]] Series and the [[Friedrich Naumann Stiftung]] / [[Berliner Mittagsdebatte]]</ref> were cited by lobbyists [[Edouard Peter]] and [[Michael McKay]] of [[Advisio International]] as an example of a 'platform and follow-through series' which can help in 'conditioning public debate'.<ref name="Lobby">Edouard Peter and Michael McKay [https://web.archive.org/web/20080907093219/http://www.advisio-intl.com/thought/doc/CorporatepositioningPA.pdf Proactive Positioning – a Public Affairs approach] A White Paper Jedco Conseil, posted 15 August 2005.  Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 7 September 2008 on 24 January 2015.
+Extracts from the speeches given at successive [[Lanesborough Lunches]] were published in the ''[[Risk of Freedom Briefing]]'', edited by [[Roger Scruton]] and also funded by [[Japan Tobacco International]]. The first [[Lanesborough Lunch]] (20/5/99) was addressed by [[Frank Furedi]] of the [[LM network]].<ref name="Furedi">Frank Furedi 'Litigious Britain: Consolation and the  compensation culture' [http://replay.waybackmachine.org/20071019084156/http://www.riskoffreedom.com/pdf_archive/01briefing.pdf The Risk of Freedom Briefing], Issue No. 1 October 1999, p. 3.</ref> The lunches<ref>Along with other events such as the [[Centre for the New Europe]] / [[Liberty Lunch]] Series and the [[Friedrich Naumann Stiftung]] / [[Berliner Mittagsdebatte]]</ref> were cited by lobbyists [[Edouard Peter]] and [[Michael McKay]] of [[Advisio International]] as an example of a 'platform and follow-through series' which can help in 'conditioning public debate'.<ref name="Lobby">Edouard Peter and Michael McKay [https://web.archive.org/web/20080907093219/http://www.advisio-intl.com/thought/doc/CorporatepositioningPA.pdf Proactive Positioning – a Public Affairs approach] A White Paper Jedco Conseil, posted 15 August 2005.  Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 7 September 2008 on 24 January 2015.
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 [[Lanesborough Lunches]] were a series of informal lunch events starting in 1999, organised by the [[Institute for United States Studies]] ([[School of Advanced Study]], [[University of London]]), but funded by [[Japan Tobacco International]].<ref>School of Advanced Study, University of London [https://web.archive.org/web/20060622185941/http://www.sas.ac.uk/fileadmin/documents/about/00-01_AnnualReport.pdf Annual Report 2000/01]. Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 22 June 2006 on 4 October 2014. </ref> They were held at the [[Lanesborough Hotel]]<ref>[[Mick Hume]] [http://web.archive.org/web/20071019084210/http://www.riskoffreedom.com/pdf_archive/07brief.pdf The Right to be Offensive: Free Speech, Autonomy and Censorship]. ''Risk of freedom Briefing'', No. 7: p. 3. Retrieved from the Internet archive of 19 October 2007 on 20 October 2014.</ref> which is reportedly the most expensive hotel in London.<ref>LBC [http://www.lbc.co.uk/londons-most-expensive-hotel-suites-in-pictures-56109/view/26032 Home > News > 1. The Lanesborough - London's Most Expensive Hotel Suites]. Accessed 19 October 2014.</ref>
-Extracts from the speeches given at successive [[Lanesborough Lunches]] were published in the [[Risk of Freedom Briefing]], edited by [[Roger Scruton]] and also funded by [[Japan Tobacco International]]. The first [[Lanesborough Lunch]] (20/5/99) was addressed by [[Frank Furedi]] of the [[LM network]].<ref name="Furedi">Frank Furedi 'Litigious Britain: Consolation and the  compensation culture' [http://replay.waybackmachine.org/20071019084156/http://www.riskoffreedom.com/pdf_archive/01briefing.pdf The Risk of Freedom Briefing], Issue No. 1 October 1999, p. 3.</ref> The lunches<ref>Along with other events such as the [[Centre for the New Europe]] / [[Liberty Lunch]] Series and the [[Friedrich Naumann Stiftung]] / [[Berliner Mittagsdebatte]]</ref> were cited by lobbyists [[Edouard Peter]] and [[Michael McKay]] of [[Advisio International]] as an example of a 'platform and follow-through series' which can help in 'conditioning public debate'.<ref name="Lobby">Edouard Peter and Michael McKay [http://www.advisio-intl.com/thought/doc/CorporatepositioningPA.pdf Proactive Positioning – a Public Affairs approach] A White Paper Jedco Conseil, posted 15 August 2005
+Extracts from the speeches given at successive [[Lanesborough Lunches]] were published in the [[Risk of Freedom Briefing]], edited by [[Roger Scruton]] and also funded by [[Japan Tobacco International]]. The first [[Lanesborough Lunch]] (20/5/99) was addressed by [[Frank Furedi]] of the [[LM network]].<ref name="Furedi">Frank Furedi 'Litigious Britain: Consolation and the  compensation culture' [http://replay.waybackmachine.org/20071019084156/http://www.riskoffreedom.com/pdf_archive/01briefing.pdf The Risk of Freedom Briefing], Issue No. 1 October 1999, p. 3.</ref> The lunches<ref>Along with other events such as the [[Centre for the New Europe]] / [[Liberty Lunch]] Series and the [[Friedrich Naumann Stiftung]] / [[Berliner Mittagsdebatte]]</ref> were cited by lobbyists [[Edouard Peter]] and [[Michael McKay]] of [[Advisio International]] as an example of a 'platform and follow-through series' which can help in 'conditioning public debate'.<ref name="Lobby">Edouard Peter and Michael McKay [https://web.archive.org/web/20080907093219/http://www.advisio-intl.com/thought/doc/CorporatepositioningPA.pdf Proactive Positioning – a Public Affairs approach] A White Paper Jedco Conseil, posted 15 August 2005.  Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 7 September 2008 on 24 January 2015.
 </ref>  The strategy recommended is

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−	[[Lanesborough Lunches]] were a series of informal lunch events starting in 1999, organised by the [[Institute for United States Studies]] ([[School of Advanced Study]], [[University of London]]), but funded by [[Japan Tobacco International]].<ref>School of Advanced Study, University of London [https://web.archive.org/web/20060622185941/http://www.sas.ac.uk/fileadmin/documents/about/00-01_AnnualReport.pdf Annual Report 2000/01]. Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 22 June 2006 on 4 October 2014. </ref> They were held at the [[Lanesborough Hotel]]<ref>[[Mick Hume]] [http://web.archive.org/web/20071019084210/http://www.riskoffreedom.com/pdf_archive/07brief.pdf The Right to be Offensive: Free Speech, Autonomy	+	[[Lanesborough Lunches]] were a series of informal lunch events starting in 1999, organised by the [[Institute for United States Studies]] ([[School of Advanced Study]], [[University of London]]), but funded by [[Japan Tobacco International]].<ref>School of Advanced Study, University of London [https://web.archive.org/web/20060622185941/http://www.sas.ac.uk/fileadmin/documents/about/00-01_AnnualReport.pdf Annual Report 2000/01]. Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 22 June 2006 on 4 October 2014. </ref> They were held at the [[Lanesborough Hotel]]<ref>[[Mick Hume]] [http://web.archive.org/web/20071019084210/http://www.riskoffreedom.com/pdf_archive/07brief.pdf The Right to be Offensive: Free Speech, Autonomy and Censorship]. ''Risk of freedom Briefing'', No. 7: p. 3. Retrieved from the Internet archive of 19 October 2007 on 20 October 2014.</ref> which is reportedly the most expensive hotel in London.<ref>LBC [http://www.lbc.co.uk/londons-most-expensive-hotel-suites-in-pictures-56109/view/26032 Home > News > 1. The Lanesborough - London's Most Expensive Hotel Suites]. Accessed 19 October 2014.</ref>
−	and Censorship]. ''Risk of freedom Briefing'', No. 7: p. 3. Retrieved from the Internet archive of 19 October 2007 on 20 October 2014.</ref> which is reportedly the most expensive hotel in London.<ref>LBC [http://www.lbc.co.uk/londons-most-expensive-hotel-suites-in-pictures-56109/view/26032 Home > News > 1. The Lanesborough - London's Most Expensive Hotel Suites]. Accessed 19 October 2014.</ref>

	Extracts from the speeches given at successive [[Lanesborough Lunches]] were published in the [[Risk of Freedom Briefing]], edited by [[Roger Scruton]] and also funded by [[Japan Tobacco International]]. The first [[Lanesborough Lunch]] (20/5/99) was addressed by [[Frank Furedi]] of the [[LM network]].<ref name="Furedi">Frank Furedi 'Litigious Britain: Consolation and the compensation culture' [http://replay.waybackmachine.org/20071019084156/http://www.riskoffreedom.com/pdf_archive/01briefing.pdf The Risk of Freedom Briefing], Issue No. 1 October 1999, p. 3.</ref> The lunches<ref>Along with other events such as the [[Centre for the New Europe]] / [[Liberty Lunch]] Series and the [[Friedrich Naumann Stiftung]] / [[Berliner Mittagsdebatte]]</ref> were cited by lobbyists [[Edouard Peter]] and [[Michael McKay]] of [[Advisio International]] as an example of a 'platform and follow-through series' which can help in 'conditioning public debate'.<ref name="Lobby">Edouard Peter and Michael McKay [http://www.advisio-intl.com/thought/doc/CorporatepositioningPA.pdf Proactive Positioning – a Public Affairs approach] A White Paper Jedco Conseil, posted 15 August 2005		Extracts from the speeches given at successive [[Lanesborough Lunches]] were published in the [[Risk of Freedom Briefing]], edited by [[Roger Scruton]] and also funded by [[Japan Tobacco International]]. The first [[Lanesborough Lunch]] (20/5/99) was addressed by [[Frank Furedi]] of the [[LM network]].<ref name="Furedi">Frank Furedi 'Litigious Britain: Consolation and the compensation culture' [http://replay.waybackmachine.org/20071019084156/http://www.riskoffreedom.com/pdf_archive/01briefing.pdf The Risk of Freedom Briefing], Issue No. 1 October 1999, p. 3.</ref> The lunches<ref>Along with other events such as the [[Centre for the New Europe]] / [[Liberty Lunch]] Series and the [[Friedrich Naumann Stiftung]] / [[Berliner Mittagsdebatte]]</ref> were cited by lobbyists [[Edouard Peter]] and [[Michael McKay]] of [[Advisio International]] as an example of a 'platform and follow-through series' which can help in 'conditioning public debate'.<ref name="Lobby">Edouard Peter and Michael McKay [http://www.advisio-intl.com/thought/doc/CorporatepositioningPA.pdf Proactive Positioning – a Public Affairs approach] A White Paper Jedco Conseil, posted 15 August 2005

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−	[[Lanesborough Lunches]] were a series of informal lunch events starting in 1999, organised by the [[Institute for United States Studies]] ([[School of Advanced Study]], [[University of London]]), but funded by [[Japan Tobacco International]].<ref>School of Advanced Study, University of London [https://web.archive.org/web/20060622185941/http://www.sas.ac.uk/fileadmin/documents/about/00-01_AnnualReport.pdf Annual Report 2000/01]. Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 22 June 2006 on 4 October 2014. </ref> They were held at the [[Lanesborough Hotel]] which is reportedly the most expensive hotel in London.<ref>LBC [http://www.lbc.co.uk/londons-most-expensive-hotel-suites-in-pictures-56109/view/26032 Home > News > 1. The Lanesborough - London's Most Expensive Hotel Suites]. Accessed 19 October 2014.</ref>	+	[[Lanesborough Lunches]] were a series of informal lunch events starting in 1999, organised by the [[Institute for United States Studies]] ([[School of Advanced Study]], [[University of London]]), but funded by [[Japan Tobacco International]].<ref>School of Advanced Study, University of London [https://web.archive.org/web/20060622185941/http://www.sas.ac.uk/fileadmin/documents/about/00-01_AnnualReport.pdf Annual Report 2000/01]. Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 22 June 2006 on 4 October 2014. </ref> They were held at the [[Lanesborough Hotel]]<ref>[[Mick Hume]] [http://web.archive.org/web/20071019084210/http://www.riskoffreedom.com/pdf_archive/07brief.pdf The Right to be Offensive: Free Speech, Autonomy
		+	and Censorship]. ''Risk of freedom Briefing'', No. 7: p. 3. Retrieved from the Internet archive of 19 October 2007 on 20 October 2014.</ref> which is reportedly the most expensive hotel in London.<ref>LBC [http://www.lbc.co.uk/londons-most-expensive-hotel-suites-in-pictures-56109/view/26032 Home > News > 1. The Lanesborough - London's Most Expensive Hotel Suites]. Accessed 19 October 2014.</ref>

	Extracts from the speeches given at successive [[Lanesborough Lunches]] were published in the [[Risk of Freedom Briefing]], edited by [[Roger Scruton]] and also funded by [[Japan Tobacco International]]. The first [[Lanesborough Lunch]] (20/5/99) was addressed by [[Frank Furedi]] of the [[LM network]].<ref name="Furedi">Frank Furedi 'Litigious Britain: Consolation and the compensation culture' [http://replay.waybackmachine.org/20071019084156/http://www.riskoffreedom.com/pdf_archive/01briefing.pdf The Risk of Freedom Briefing], Issue No. 1 October 1999, p. 3.</ref> The lunches<ref>Along with other events such as the [[Centre for the New Europe]] / [[Liberty Lunch]] Series and the [[Friedrich Naumann Stiftung]] / [[Berliner Mittagsdebatte]]</ref> were cited by lobbyists [[Edouard Peter]] and [[Michael McKay]] of [[Advisio International]] as an example of a 'platform and follow-through series' which can help in 'conditioning public debate'.<ref name="Lobby">Edouard Peter and Michael McKay [http://www.advisio-intl.com/thought/doc/CorporatepositioningPA.pdf Proactive Positioning – a Public Affairs approach] A White Paper Jedco Conseil, posted 15 August 2005		Extracts from the speeches given at successive [[Lanesborough Lunches]] were published in the [[Risk of Freedom Briefing]], edited by [[Roger Scruton]] and also funded by [[Japan Tobacco International]]. The first [[Lanesborough Lunch]] (20/5/99) was addressed by [[Frank Furedi]] of the [[LM network]].<ref name="Furedi">Frank Furedi 'Litigious Britain: Consolation and the compensation culture' [http://replay.waybackmachine.org/20071019084156/http://www.riskoffreedom.com/pdf_archive/01briefing.pdf The Risk of Freedom Briefing], Issue No. 1 October 1999, p. 3.</ref> The lunches<ref>Along with other events such as the [[Centre for the New Europe]] / [[Liberty Lunch]] Series and the [[Friedrich Naumann Stiftung]] / [[Berliner Mittagsdebatte]]</ref> were cited by lobbyists [[Edouard Peter]] and [[Michael McKay]] of [[Advisio International]] as an example of a 'platform and follow-through series' which can help in 'conditioning public debate'.<ref name="Lobby">Edouard Peter and Michael McKay [http://www.advisio-intl.com/thought/doc/CorporatepositioningPA.pdf Proactive Positioning – a Public Affairs approach] A White Paper Jedco Conseil, posted 15 August 2005

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−	[[Lanesborough Lunches]] were a series of informal lunch events starting in 1999 ~~and~~ organised by the [[Institute for United States Studies]] ([[School of Advanced Study]], [[University of London]]), but funded by [[Japan Tobacco International]].<ref>School of Advanced Study, University of London [https://web.archive.org/web/20060622185941/http://www.sas.ac.uk/fileadmin/documents/about/00-01_AnnualReport.pdf Annual Report 2000/01]. Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 22 June 2006 on 4 October 2014. </ref>	+	[[Lanesborough Lunches]] were a series of informal lunch events starting in 1999, organised by the [[Institute for United States Studies]] ([[School of Advanced Study]], [[University of London]]), but funded by [[Japan Tobacco International]].<ref>School of Advanced Study, University of London [https://web.archive.org/web/20060622185941/http://www.sas.ac.uk/fileadmin/documents/about/00-01_AnnualReport.pdf Annual Report 2000/01]. Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 22 June 2006 on 4 October 2014. </ref> They were held at the [[Lanesborough Hotel]] which is reportedly the most expensive hotel in London.<ref>LBC [http://www.lbc.co.uk/londons-most-expensive-hotel-suites-in-pictures-56109/view/26032 Home > News > 1. The Lanesborough - London's Most Expensive Hotel Suites]. Accessed 19 October 2014.</ref>

	Extracts from the speeches given at successive [[Lanesborough Lunches]] were published in the [[Risk of Freedom Briefing]], edited by [[Roger Scruton]] and also funded by [[Japan Tobacco International]]. The first [[Lanesborough Lunch]] (20/5/99) was addressed by [[Frank Furedi]] of the [[LM network]].<ref name="Furedi">Frank Furedi 'Litigious Britain: Consolation and the compensation culture' [http://replay.waybackmachine.org/20071019084156/http://www.riskoffreedom.com/pdf_archive/01briefing.pdf The Risk of Freedom Briefing], Issue No. 1 October 1999, p. 3.</ref> The lunches<ref>Along with other events such as the [[Centre for the New Europe]] / [[Liberty Lunch]] Series and the [[Friedrich Naumann Stiftung]] / [[Berliner Mittagsdebatte]]</ref> were cited by lobbyists [[Edouard Peter]] and [[Michael McKay]] of [[Advisio International]] as an example of a 'platform and follow-through series' which can help in 'conditioning public debate'.<ref name="Lobby">Edouard Peter and Michael McKay [http://www.advisio-intl.com/thought/doc/CorporatepositioningPA.pdf Proactive Positioning – a Public Affairs approach] A White Paper Jedco Conseil, posted 15 August 2005		Extracts from the speeches given at successive [[Lanesborough Lunches]] were published in the [[Risk of Freedom Briefing]], edited by [[Roger Scruton]] and also funded by [[Japan Tobacco International]]. The first [[Lanesborough Lunch]] (20/5/99) was addressed by [[Frank Furedi]] of the [[LM network]].<ref name="Furedi">Frank Furedi 'Litigious Britain: Consolation and the compensation culture' [http://replay.waybackmachine.org/20071019084156/http://www.riskoffreedom.com/pdf_archive/01briefing.pdf The Risk of Freedom Briefing], Issue No. 1 October 1999, p. 3.</ref> The lunches<ref>Along with other events such as the [[Centre for the New Europe]] / [[Liberty Lunch]] Series and the [[Friedrich Naumann Stiftung]] / [[Berliner Mittagsdebatte]]</ref> were cited by lobbyists [[Edouard Peter]] and [[Michael McKay]] of [[Advisio International]] as an example of a 'platform and follow-through series' which can help in 'conditioning public debate'.<ref name="Lobby">Edouard Peter and Michael McKay [http://www.advisio-intl.com/thought/doc/CorporatepositioningPA.pdf Proactive Positioning – a Public Affairs approach] A White Paper Jedco Conseil, posted 15 August 2005

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 [[Lanesborough Lunches]] were a series of informal lunch events starting in 1999 and organised by the [[Institute for United States Studies]] ([[School of Advanced Study]], [[University of London]]), but funded by [[Japan Tobacco International]].<ref>School of Advanced Study, University of London [https://web.archive.org/web/20060622185941/http://www.sas.ac.uk/fileadmin/documents/about/00-01_AnnualReport.pdf Annual Report 2000/01]. Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 22 June 2006 on 4 October 2014. </ref>
-Extracts from the speeches given at successive [[Lanesborough Lunches]] were published in the [[Risk of Freedom Briefing]], also funded by [[Japan Tobacco International]]. The first [[Lanesborough Lunch]] (20/5/99) was addressed by [[Frank Furedi]] of the [[LM network]].<ref name="Furedi">Frank Furedi 'Litigious Britain: Consolation and the  compensation culture' [http://replay.waybackmachine.org/20071019084156/http://www.riskoffreedom.com/pdf_archive/01briefing.pdf The Risk of Freedom Briefing], Issue No. 1 October 1999, p. 3.</ref> The lunches<ref>Along with other events such as the [[Centre for the New Europe]] / [[Liberty Lunch]] Series and the [[Friedrich Naumann Stiftung]] / [[Berliner Mittagsdebatte]]</ref> were cited by lobbyists [[Edouard Peter]] and [[Michael McKay]] of [[Advisio International]] as an example of a 'platform and follow-through series' which can help in 'conditioning public debate'.<ref name="Lobby">Edouard Peter and Michael McKay [http://www.advisio-intl.com/thought/doc/CorporatepositioningPA.pdf Proactive Positioning – a Public Affairs approach] A White Paper Jedco Conseil, posted 15 August 2005
+Extracts from the speeches given at successive [[Lanesborough Lunches]] were published in the [[Risk of Freedom Briefing]], edited by [[roger Scruton]] and also funded by [[Japan Tobacco International]]. The first [[Lanesborough Lunch]] (20/5/99) was addressed by [[Frank Furedi]] of the [[LM network]].<ref name="Furedi">Frank Furedi 'Litigious Britain: Consolation and the  compensation culture' [http://replay.waybackmachine.org/20071019084156/http://www.riskoffreedom.com/pdf_archive/01briefing.pdf The Risk of Freedom Briefing], Issue No. 1 October 1999, p. 3.</ref> The lunches<ref>Along with other events such as the [[Centre for the New Europe]] / [[Liberty Lunch]] Series and the [[Friedrich Naumann Stiftung]] / [[Berliner Mittagsdebatte]]</ref> were cited by lobbyists [[Edouard Peter]] and [[Michael McKay]] of [[Advisio International]] as an example of a 'platform and follow-through series' which can help in 'conditioning public debate'.<ref name="Lobby">Edouard Peter and Michael McKay [http://www.advisio-intl.com/thought/doc/CorporatepositioningPA.pdf Proactive Positioning – a Public Affairs approach] A White Paper Jedco Conseil, posted 15 August 2005
 </ref>  The strategy recommended is

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 ==Speakers==
 *[[Frank Furedi]], 20 May 1999<ref name="Furedi"/>
 *[[Simon Jenkins]], 'The Power of NGOs', Institute of United States Studies: Lanesborough Lunch, 5 April 2000.<ref>Niall Ferguson [http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=xNwfbPVMb_wC&pg=PT745&lpg=PT745&dq=%22lanesborough+lunch%22&source=bl&ots=wY8X-g2jF0&sig=zaJts41m4fxNmK7DxmE5Omom_Ok&hl=en&sa=X&ei=NuwwVMrrA9ftapqqgagH&ved=0CDQQ6AEwBA#v=onepage&q=%22lanesborough%20lunch%22&f=false The Cash Nexus: Money and Politics in Modern History], 2013.</ref>
 *[[Mick Hume]]  September 2000<ref>http://replay.waybackmachine.org/20071019084210/http://www.riskoffreedom.com/pdf_archive/07brief.pdf</ref>

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−	[[Lanesborough Lunches]] were a series of informal lunch events starting in 1999 and organised by the [[Institute for United States Studies]] ([[School of Advanced Study]], [[University of London]]), but funded by [[Japan Tobacco International]].<ref>School of Advanced Study, [http://www.sas.ac.uk/fileadmin/documents/about/00-01_AnnualReport.pdf Annual Report 2000/01] </ref>	+	[[Lanesborough Lunches]] were a series of informal lunch events starting in 1999 and organised by the [[Institute for United States Studies]] ([[School of Advanced Study]], [[University of London]]), but funded by [[Japan Tobacco International]].<ref>School of Advanced Study, University of London [https://web.archive.org/web/20060622185941/http://www.sas.ac.uk/fileadmin/documents/about/00-01_AnnualReport.pdf Annual Report 2000/01]. Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 22 June 2006 on 4 October 2014. </ref>

	Extracts from the speeches given at successive [[Lanesborough Lunches]] were published in the [[Risk of Freedom Briefing]], also funded by [[Japan Tobacco International]]. The first [[Lanesborough Lunch]] (20/5/99) was addressed by [[Frank Furedi]] of the [[LM network]].<ref name="Furedi">Frank Furedi 'Litigious Britain: Consolation and the compensation culture' [http://replay.waybackmachine.org/20071019084156/http://www.riskoffreedom.com/pdf_archive/01briefing.pdf The Risk of Freedom Briefing], Issue No. 1 October 1999, p. 3.</ref> The lunches<ref>Along with other events such as the [[Centre for the New Europe]] / [[Liberty Lunch]] Series and the [[Friedrich Naumann Stiftung]] / [[Berliner Mittagsdebatte]]</ref> were cited by lobbyists [[Edouard Peter]] and [[Michael McKay]] of [[Advisio International]] as an example of a 'platform and follow-through series' which can help in 'conditioning public debate'.<ref name="Lobby">Edouard Peter and Michael McKay [http://www.advisio-intl.com/thought/doc/CorporatepositioningPA.pdf Proactive Positioning – a Public Affairs approach] A White Paper Jedco Conseil, posted 15 August 2005		Extracts from the speeches given at successive [[Lanesborough Lunches]] were published in the [[Risk of Freedom Briefing]], also funded by [[Japan Tobacco International]]. The first [[Lanesborough Lunch]] (20/5/99) was addressed by [[Frank Furedi]] of the [[LM network]].<ref name="Furedi">Frank Furedi 'Litigious Britain: Consolation and the compensation culture' [http://replay.waybackmachine.org/20071019084156/http://www.riskoffreedom.com/pdf_archive/01briefing.pdf The Risk of Freedom Briefing], Issue No. 1 October 1999, p. 3.</ref> The lunches<ref>Along with other events such as the [[Centre for the New Europe]] / [[Liberty Lunch]] Series and the [[Friedrich Naumann Stiftung]] / [[Berliner Mittagsdebatte]]</ref> were cited by lobbyists [[Edouard Peter]] and [[Michael McKay]] of [[Advisio International]] as an example of a 'platform and follow-through series' which can help in 'conditioning public debate'.<ref name="Lobby">Edouard Peter and Michael McKay [http://www.advisio-intl.com/thought/doc/CorporatepositioningPA.pdf Proactive Positioning – a Public Affairs approach] A White Paper Jedco Conseil, posted 15 August 2005