Industry actors claimed that the majority of the population drink responsibly and that any new policies should be directed towards an allegedly small, problematic minority.
Industry actors often sought to influence policy though trade associations, although the largest corporations also represented their own interests independently [ 15].
Industry actors emphasise stakeholder involvement, self-regulation and partnership with government in preference to legislation and mandatory codes of practice (Anderson and Baumberg 2006).
Industry actors emphasized their corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities and their capacity for self-regulation, positioning themselves as part of the solution to alcohol-related harm, rather than the problem [ 22].
We offer recommendations for industry actors, NGOs, researchers and policy makers involved in shaping technological and societal change.
This refers to how industry actors are able to test the limits of regulatory principles and calculations and on occasion contest these through their applied science capabilities.
This is captured in a process we term interactive stabilization, which describes how material agency becomes a focus for interactions between regulatory and industry actors.
He added, "a lot of people live in the neighborhood — people in the fashion industry, actors, editors.
Key findings identify the need for complete rather than partial design team involvement and capacity building for inexperienced residents as well as building industry actors.
The continued circulation of such products draws attention to the heterogeneous conditions of their use and allows industry actors to accumulate evidence of the products' polluting effects over time.
This framework is used to analyze catching-up patterns in China's wind, solar PV, and biomass power plant industries, drawing mainly on policy documents and 106 interviews with key industry actors.
