Is cigarette smoking an addiction or a choice? Does society or the government have the right to decide who may smoke and where? Are there such things as 'smoker's rights'? Unique and timely, this collection is the very best work on the subject from the leading experts in public policy, health, economics, law, sociology, psychology, and history, seeking answers to questions that divide a nation.
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This review is from: Smoking: Who Has the Right? (Contemporary Issues) (Paperback)
This book examines both sides of the current debate on tobacco. Issues covered in the book include whether tobacco companies should be found liable, whether people should be free to smoke, and the motivations of the anti-smoking movement.
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