Regulating Lifestyle Risks, by Alberto Alemanno

Conclusion by Alberto Alemanno, HEC Paris & Amandine Garde, Durham University.

Further discussion with Benn McGrady, Georgetown University followed by a Q&A session.

Reaction to the previous presentation and intervention by Benn McGrady, Georgetown University.

Videoconference with Stephen Sugarman, Berkeley Law School (via Skype), 'Using performance-based regulation to reduce the negative social consequences of alcohol, tobacco and unhealthy Diets'.

1. What does behavioural research have to offer to health and, more specifically, lifestyle policymaking?2. How may behavioural research be turned into lifestyle policymaking?

'Internet Explorer Ballot Box', Emanuele Ciriolo. Discussants: Emanuele Ciriolo, European Commission; Paul Crawshaw, Teesside University; Fernando Dias Simoes, University of Macau.

Discussants: Emanuele Ciriolo, European Commission; Paul Crawshaw, Teesside University; Fernando Dias Simoes, University of Macau.

Slides of 'EU competition law and private health initiatives: Can the industry play a role in lifestyle risk regulation' by Adam Burgess.

'Lifestyle risk and the shift to nudge', Adam Burgess, Kent University.

Slides of 'Behavioural research and lifestyle regulation: "nudges" and other innovative proposals' by Alberto Alemanno and Adam Burgess.