Nudges and Noodges: The Ethics of Health Promotion—New York Style

Public Health Ethics 6 (3):pht033 (2013)
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Abstract

Michael Bloomberg's three terms in New York City's mayoral office are coming to a close. His model of governance for public health influenced cities and governments around the world. What should we make of that model? This essay introduces a symposium in which ethicists Sarah Conly, Roger Brownsword and Alex Rajczi discuss that legacy

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Nir Eyal
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