Tabla de Contenidos: “…Introduction : health, morality, and free speech -- The failed fight to ban alcohol advertising, 1947-1958 -- Temperance and mass society -- The industries' regulatory response -- Legislative battles: politics and rhetoric -- The battle to regulate cigarette marketing, 1960s -- Emergence of the postwar antismoking movement -- The warning label debate -- The next push : restricting advertising -- The new temperance movement and alcohol marketing restrictions -- 1970s and 1980s -- The political, legal, and scientific context of regulation -- Policy contests: warning labels and advertising controls -- Conclusion: the elusive quest for restraints…”
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Tabla de Contenidos: “…4.1 Missionaries and Knowledge in a Colonial World -- 4.1.1 Civilising Colonialism -- 4.1.2 Basel's Colonial Entanglements -- 4.1.3 The Popularity of Missionary Knowledge -- 4.2 The Basel Mission in West Africa -- 4.2.1 Slavery and West Indian Christians on the Gold Coast -- 4.2.2 Cooperation and Conflict in German Cameroon -- 4.2.3 Economics, Linguistics and Education -- 4.3 Mission Medicine and Health in the Colonies -- 4.3.1 The Basel Medical Mission in West Africa -- 4.3.2 Growing Interest in "Indigenous Hygiene" -- References -- Part II Negotiations of Hygiene "on the Margins" 1885-1914 -- 5 Locating Filth: Sin, Syphilis and the Path to Purity -- 5.1 On a Hygiene Mission in West Africa -- 5.2 The Insistence on Syphilis -- 5.3 Bodily Knowledge, Individualism and Spiritual Rebirth -- References -- 6 Creating Pure Spaces: Edifices, Domesticity and the Temperance Movement -- 6.1 Architectural Means -- 6.2 Domestic Safe Havens -- 6.3 Combatting Spirits -- References -- 7 Subverting Purity: Magic, Medical Pluralism and Tenacious Syncretism -- 7.1 Of Healers and Doctors -- 7.2 The Mission Doctors as Purity Hazards -- 7.3 Tenacious Syncretism -- References -- Part III Reverberations of Hygiene 1885-1914 -- 8 Shaping Colonial Science: Missionary Challenges, Racial Segregation and the Locality of Science -- 8.1 Trials from the Periphery -- 8.2 The Question of Segregation -- 8.3 The Locality of Science -- References -- 9 Soothing Weak Nerves: Tropical Anxieties, Missionary Guidance and Moral Hygiene -- 9.1 Resurging Climatic Fears -- 9.2 Missionary Advice on Moral Hygiene -- 9.3 Weak Nerves and Missionary Resilience -- 9.4 Boundaries of Colonial Rule -- References -- 10 Materialising Hygiene: Remedies, Commodities and Images -- 10.1 Materia Medica -- 10.2 The Commodification of Hygiene -- 10.3 Beyond the Colonial Gaze -- References -- 11 Conclusion…”

“…In most of the countries the traditions from the temperance movements also have influenced the drug policies through the stepping-stone or gateway theory, not making a distinction between soft and hard drugs. …”

“…Inspired by leaders of the suffrage and temperance movements, Shaw resigned from her parishes in 1885 to become a lecturer for the Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association. …”