Applying the Tools of Social Science to Address the Tobacco and Nicotine Epidemic
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Call for Papers
Applying the Tools of Social Science to Address the Tobacco and Nicotine Epidemic
Journal: Contemporary Social Science
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Group
Manuscript Deadline: 15 January 2027
About the Special Issue
Contemporary Social Science invites submissions for its Special Issue on "Applying the Tools of Social Science to Address the Tobacco and Nicotine Epidemic."
This Special Issue seeks interdisciplinary research examining the global tobacco and nicotine epidemic through the lens of social science. As tobacco and nicotine products continue to evolve—including e-cigarettes, nicotine pouches, and other emerging products—the issue aims to generate evidence that informs policy, public health, regulation, and social interventions.
The Special Issue welcomes theoretical, empirical, and policy-oriented research exploring industry practices, regulatory responses, market dynamics, public health implications, and innovative analytical approaches that contribute to reducing tobacco- and nicotine-related harms worldwide.
Topics of Interest
Submissions may address, but are not limited to:
Tobacco and nicotine industry strategies and business practices
Industry influence on public policy and regulation
Tobacco taxation, tax avoidance, and illicit trade
Public health policies and tobacco control measures
AI and innovative research methods in tobacco and nicotine research
Marketing and promotion of tobacco and nicotine products
Industry communications and public health messaging
Socioeconomic disparities in tobacco and nicotine use
Supply chains and global tobacco markets
Environmental and social impacts of tobacco production and consumption
Conflicts of interest in tobacco and nicotine research and policymaking
Comparative studies of industry-funded and independent research
Submission Guidelines
Manuscripts should follow the Contemporary Social Science author guidelines.
Authors must clearly indicate that the submission is intended for this Special Issue.
A declaration confirming no funding or affiliation with the tobacco or nicotine industry must be included in the submission cover letter.
All manuscripts will undergo the journal's standard peer-review process.
Prospective authors are welcome to discuss paper ideas with the Special Issue Editors before submission.
Important Date
Manuscript Submission Deadline: 15 January 2027
Special Issue Editors
J. Robert Branston, University of Bath, United Kingdom
Michael John Bloomfield, University of Bath, United Kingdom
Allen Gallagher, University of Bath, United Kingdom
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