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  1. Plain packaging: legislative differences in Australia, France, the UK, New Zealand and Norway, and options for strengthening regulations
  2. Flavor Capsule Variants’ Performance in a “Dark Market”: Implications for Standardized Packaging
  3. Evaluating the Emotional Impact of Warning Images on Young Adult Smokers and Susceptible Non-Smokers
  4. Is there an intersection between “market justice” and “social justice”?
  5. Children's and parents' opinions on the sport-related food environment: a systematic review
  6. “Smoking is bad, it's not cool…yet I'm still doing it”: Cues for tobacco consumption in a ‘dark’ market
  7. Informed choice and the nanny state: learning from the tobacco industry
  8. The impact of an increase in excise tax on the retail price of tobacco in New Zealand
  9. Youth Preferences for Roll-Your-Own Versus Factory-Made Cigarettes: Trends and Associations in Repeated National Surveys (2006–2013) and Implications for Policy
  10. Should support for obesity interventions or perceptions of their perceived effectiveness shape policy?
  11. How do young adult female smokers interpret dissuasive cigarette sticks?
  12. Interpretive front-of-pack nutrition labels. Comparing competing recommendations
  13. A comparison of on-pack Quitline information formats
  14. Posting Behaviour Patterns in an Online Smoking Cessation Social Network: Implications for Intervention Design and Development
  15. Smokefree 2025 - use of mass media in New Zealand lacks alignment with evidence and needs
  16. New Zealanders’ perceptions of obesity and measures designed to reduce it
  17. An investigation of tobacco retail outlets as a cue for smoking
  18. A qualitative exploration of young adult smokers’ responses to novel tobacco warnings
  19. Sodium and nutrition labelling: a qualitative study exploring New Zealand consumers’ food purchasing behaviours
  20. Ethical claims and labelling: An analysis of consumers' beliefs and choice behaviours
  21. Food, fizzy, and football: promoting unhealthy food and beverages through sport - a New Zealand case study
  22. The Meaning of “Light” and “Ultralight” Cigarettes: A Commentary on Smith, Stutts, and Zank
  23. Food marketing
  24. Strong public support for plain packaging of tobacco products
  25. A cross-sectional analysis of how young adults perceive tobacco brands: implications for FCTC signatories
  26. Pro-Tobacco Content in Social Media: The Devil Does Not Have All the Best Tunes
  27. Graphic warning labels on plain cigarette packs: Will they make a difference to adolescents?
  28. Effects of alternative label formats on choice of high- and low-sodium products in a New Zealand population sample
  29. Rationalisation as delusion: pictorial health warnings and tobacco industry arguments
  30. Tobacco retail displays: a comparison of industry arguments and retailers' experiences
  31. Special section on marketing and public policy: Going beyond a nanny state
  32. Commentary on Munafòet al. (2011): Growing international momentum for plain tobacco packaging
  33. Information Accessibility and Consumers' Knowledge of Prescription Drug Benefits and Risks
  34. Regulation, public health and social marketing: a behaviour change trinity
  35. Promoting youth smokefree behaviour: An evaluation of a social norms campaign
  36. Lessons from New Zealand’s introduction of pictorial health warnings on tobacco packaging
  37. Colors, Brands, and Trademarks
  38. Direct to consumer advertising versus disease awareness advertising: consumer perspectives from down under
  39. An exploration of parents’ food purchasing behaviours
  40. "Healthy Eating - Healthy Action": evaluating New Zealand's obesity prevention strategy
  41. Distribution of new graphic warning labels: Are tobacco companies following regulations?
  42. An Analysis of Consumers' Responses to Cause Related Marketing
  43. Food advertising and self-regulation: A view from the trenches
  44. Fighting the Force of Chaos? Developing a Research Focus
  45. Ethical and practical implications of pharmaceutical direct-to-consumer advertising
  46. Message framing effects on price discounting
  47. Advertising and Obesity: A Behavioral Perspective
  48. A model for addressing stakeholders' concerns about direct‐to‐consumer advertising of prescription medicines
  49. Tobacco promotion restrictions: ironies and unintended consequences
  50. A new brand’s behaviour in an established market
  51. Editorial
  52. Respondent Understanding of the 1999 Referendum Question on a Reform of the New Zealand Justice System
  53. Ambush Marketing: More than Just a Commercial Irritant?
  54. Ambush marketing: More than just a commercial irritant?
  55. To have or not to have? Ethics and regulation of direct to consumer advertising of prescription medicines
  56. Strategic Advertising Management
  57. Descriptive and evaluative attributes: what relevance to marketers?
  58. Tobacco promotion restrictions – An international regulatory impasse?
  59. A Behavioural Analysis of Sponsorship
  60. ‘Ring Ring’: Visual Pun or Passing Off?
  61. Sponsorship and advertising: a comparison of their effects
  62. Market segmentation
  63. Sponsorship Management and Evaluation
  64. Market segmentation
  65. The Behavior of Respondents, Nonrespondents, and Refusers Across Mail Surveys
  66. Critical Marketing: Applications