Corporate Philanthropy, Lobbying, and Public Health Policy

AUTOR(ES)

Tesler, Laura E.

FONTE

American Public Health Association

RESUMO

To counter negative publicity about the tobacco industry, Philip Morris has widely publicized its philanthropy initiatives. Although corporate philanthropy is primarily a public relations tool, contributions may be viewed as offsetting the harms caused by corporate products and practices. That such donations themselves have harmful consequences has been little considered.

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