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Abstract
This Note examines the recent initiative to ban tobacco advertising within the European Community. The Note first addresses the European Commission's proposed directive, exploring the Commission's stated justifications as well as the opposing member states' procedural and legal objections. This Note then analyzes the European Community debate by comparing it to the United States movement to ban tobacco advertising. The author concludes that, like its United States counterpart, the European proposal is ill-fated, and that failure to reach a consensus on controversial proposals such as the tobacco advertising ban seriously undermines completion of a true internal market envisioned in the Treaty of Rome.
Recommended Citation
Jennifer A. Lesny,
Tobacco Proves Addictive: The European Community's Stalled Proposal to Ban Tobacco Advertising,
26 Vanderbilt Law Review
149
(2021)
Available at: https://scholarship.law.vanderbilt.edu/vjtl/vol26/iss1/3