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Smoking in public places: An analysis of public attitudes surveys 2003/4
Wednesday, September 15, 2004 Save & Share
Public attitude surveys on smoking in public places are hot news, particularly those whose results suggest support for changes to the law. Between January 2003 and July 2004, an average of one major survey on the issue was published each month.
The purpose of all these public attitude surveys has been to shape public and political debate.
The quality of the methodologies underpinning the surveys has differed considerably. This analysis aims to provide an objective assessment of the way the debate has been shaped and the tools used to shape it.
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