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Other outputs

This page includes ASPIRE Aotearoa outputs (e.g., blogs, op-eds, research reports, submissions, conference presentations, and posters). Many outputs include links to an online resource or can be downloaded directly as a PDF. You can search journal publications by category, type of publication, year of publication, and author.

 

  • Hoek, J.
    Court, E. Gallopel-Morvan, K.
    An exploration of ritualistic practices among young adult RYO smokers (Oral presentation).
    Australian and New Zealand Marketing Academy Conference (ANZMAC), Christchurch, New Zealand,
    December 2016.
  • Hoek, J.
    Ball, J.
    Gifford, H. Tautolo, E.S. Taylor, T. Erick, S.
    When should a nudge become a shove? Young adult smokers’ perceptions of tobacco endgame strategies (Oral presentation).
    Marketing and Public Policy Conference, San Luis, Obispo, USA,
    June 2016.
  • Ball, J.
    Edwards, R.
    Waa, A.
    Tautolo, E.-S.
    Appraisal of radical options for achieving New Zealand’s Smokefree 2025 goal: Maori, Pacific, and policy experts’ perspectives (Poster).
    22nd Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco (SRNT) Annual Meeting, Chicago, USA,
    March 2016.
  • Hoek, J.
    Court, E.
    RYO tobacco use among young adult smokers: A qualitative analysis of perceptions and usage practices.
    Report prepared for Ministry of Health, University of Otago, Dunedin.
  • Ball, J.
    Waa, A.
    Tautolo, E.S.
    Edwards, R.
    Future directions to achieve Smokefree 2025? Stakeholder perceptions of the smokefree 2025 goal and selected ‘game-changer’ policies for achieving it.
    Public Health Monograph Series 2016: 1. University of Otago, Wellington.
  • Hoek, J.
    Mulconroy, M.
    A typology of young adult roll-your-own tobacco users.
    Report prepared for Ministry of Health, University of Otago, Dunedin.

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