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Albert Montefiore Hyamson

Albert Montefiore Hyamson, (Born London, 27 August 1875; died 5 Oct. 1954)‘HYAMSON, Albert Montefiore’, Who Was Who, A & C Black, an imprint of Bloomsbury Publishing plc, 1920–2008; online edn, Oxford University Press, Dec 2007 accessed 22 Jan 2013 was a civil servant and historian; He was active in Ango-Jewish intellectual life and initially in the Zionist movement, but became anti-Zionist while an official in Palestine under the British Mandate. 
Educated at Swansea Grammar School and Beaufort College, St Leonards; entered British Civil Service (Post Office), 1895; Editor, Jewish Literary Annual, 1903-06; Joint Hon Secretary, Whitehall Conference Celebration, 1906; married Marie Rose Lavey, 1911; Joint Editor, Zionist Review, 1917-19; Director, Dept of Immigration, Government of Palestine, 1921-1934; OBE, 1931; Joint Editor, 'Vallentine's Jewish Encyclopædia', 1938; Editor, Jewish Year Book, 1940-50; Vice-President, Editor of Publications, President (1945-1947), Jewish Historical Society of England; Secretary, Vice-President, Union of Jewish Literary Societies; Vice-President, Jewish Book Council; Archives Committee member, Spanish and Portuguese Jewish Community; Executive Committee member, Anglo-Jewish Tercentenary Council; Executive Committee member, Jewish Society for Human Service; Editorial Board member, 'Journal of Jewish Studies'; Council and Executive Committee member, Treasurer, Palestine Exploration Fund; Hon Member, Jericho Excavation Fund; Treasurer, British School of Archæology in Jerusalem; Fellow, Royal Historical Society; died 1954.UCL Archives Hyamson; Albert Montefiore (1875-1954)
==Notes==
Albert Shanker

Albert Shanker (1928-1997) was a leader of the American Federation of Teachers.Eric Chenoweth, Democracy's Champion: Albert Shanker and the International Impact of the American Federation of Teachers, Albert Shanker Institute, 2013, p.3.
==Affiliations==
*Coalition for a Democratic Majority
*Committee on the Present Danger (1976 version)
==Notes==
Shanker, Albert
Albert Wiegman

Albert Wiegman or Bert Wiegman has been a senior partner of the private equity firm Langholm Capital since 2002. 'Bert Wiegman LinkedIN', LinkedIN, accessed 7 June 2016
==Donations==
Recorded by the Electoral Commission:
Date
Name of donor
Amount
Donated to 
 
23/03/2016 
Albert Wiegman
£12,000.00
Vote Leave 
 
 
13/04/2016 
Albert Wiegman
£16,000.00 
Vote Leave Electoral Commission, Albert Wiegman Donation Search, accessed 17 June 2016
==Notes==
 Wiegman, Albert Wiegman, AlbertWiegman, Albert]
Alberto Carnero

Alberto Carnero is the International director of FAES foundation, a Spanish think tank with a focus on political thought, Spanish constitutional matters, International Policy, War on Terror, The Economy and public policies FAES, Homepage, Bright Ideas, Accessed 26-February-2009
==Affiliations==
Democracy and Security International Conference, Attendee Democracy and Security International Conference, List of Participants, Accessed 25-February-2009| FAES, International Director
==Notes==
Carnero, Alberto
Alberto Costa

Alberto Costa has been the Conservative Party Member of Parliament for South Leicestershire since May 2015. Alberto Costa MP www.parliament.uk, accessed 22 May 2015 
Costa was appointed as the Conservative candidate in March 2015 to succeed Andrew Robathan, after he retired as MP for South Leicestershire. Alberto Costa www.parliament.uk, accessed 22 May 2015 In the 2015 general election Costa gained a majority of 16,824 votes. Leicestershire South Parliamentary BBC News, 8 May 2015, accessed 22 May 2015 
==Notes==
Costa, AlbertoCosta, AlbertoCosta, Alberto
Alberto Pellai

==Background==
Alberto Pellai is a researcher in Public Health at the Department of Hygiene and Preventive Medicine of the Medical School of Milano State University. 
==Biographical Information==
===History===
===Current activities===
Pellai's research interests include how TV affects children's life and his studies' results have been published in three books for parents and teachers. He became an advocate for a better TV-system in Italy and is working in many media education projects addressing families, schools and children.
==Views==
==Affiliations==
*Advertising Education Forum, Academic NetworkAdvertising 
Education Forum AEF Academic Network (AAN),accessed 1 August 2007.
In reply to an e-mail inquiry in January 2009 regarding his membership of the AEF Pellai stated," I have been invited to be a member of the Forum on behalf of an Italian womand who 5 years ago was in charge of this initiative. she called me and asked me if I was available. after being involved in this network, I was only asked to write a paper for one of their newsletter. I was never involved in anithing else and right now your mail make me aware that it's more than three years that I do not get any news dealing with AEF." Email correspondence between Alberto Pellai and David Miller January 9-11 2009.
==Publications, Contact, Resources and Notes==	 
===Publications===
Articles
* Pellai A., Sancini S. (2003) Eating attitudes and Behaviours in a sample of teenage Italian Students in Pamela I. S (edited by) Focus on Eating Disorders Research. Nova Biomedical Books, New York: 57-68, 2003
* Pellai, A, Media Education: An Urgent Tool For Health Education Addressing Teenagers, Newsletter on Children, News, Media in the World, No. 2, 2004, The International Clearinghouse on Children, Youth and Media 
Books
* A.Pellai (1996): "Il bambino che addomesticò la televisione. Come crescere bambini felici e tele-educati" Franco Angeli Editore - Collana Le Comete.
* M.Lodi, A.Pellai, V.Slepoj (1997)“Cara TV con te non ci sto più” Franco Angeli Editore 
* A.Pellai (1999) “Teen Television. Gli adolescenti davanti e dentro la TV” Franco Angeli Editore
* G.Coari, G.Dinota, M.Modarelli, A.Pellai, G.Rizzi (1999) Io TV, Tu bambino Comune di Pioltello
===Contact===	
:Address:
:Phone:
:Email: alberto.pellai@unimi.it
:Website: 
===Resources===	 
===Notes===
Pellai, Alberto
Category:Foodspin Scientists
Alcan

Alcan was a Canadian aluminium company, formed in 1902 and one of the earliest large al co's. It's British business was called British Alcan and owned a number of facilities in the UK which were (and probably still are) important in supplying aluminium for the Ministry of DefenceDas, S. and Padel, F. 2010,'Out of this earth: East India Adivasis and the aluminium cartel' Orient Blackswan .
In 2008 it was merged with Rio Tinto to become Rio Tinto Alcan, the world's largest aluminium producer.
==Alcan't in South Africa==
Alcan's plans to build a $2.7 Billion aluminium smelter at Coega, near Port Elizabeth South Africa. The development has sparked large scale local protest as it has caused price rises and electricity blackouts for resident's already in poverty, as it is demanding too much power from the grid, and paying such low prices for energy that the taxpayer is at times actually subsidising itEnvironment SA. 11 May 2007 COEGA ELECTRICITY - WHO WILL PAY? Accessed 16/05/10. “Thirty percent of the poor communities of South Africa don’t have electricity, and now that will be going straight to Alcan,” says Lerato Maregele, a S-African activist, quoted in Icelandic newspaper 'Reykjavik Grapevine'Grapevine, Issue 10, July 13, 2007 Saving Iceland summer 2007 Accessed 15/07/10
The local campaign group Alcan't in South Africa also note that Alcan received sustained pressure from social justice groups in Canada over its investments in South Africa during apartheid. Alcan had 24% shares in Hulett Aluminium which manufactured military equipment and according to The Task Force on the Churches and Corporate Responsibility (TFCCR), contributed to the South African apartheid government’s armed repression. Alcan sold its share in 1986 following international pressureAlcan’t website, Alcan History in South Africa Accessed 15/07/10
=='Cultural Genocide' in Kashipur, India==
Das and Padel accuse Alcan of promoting cultural genocide in Kashipur where they are were involved in a large bauxite mineS. Das & F. Padel, Economic and Political Weekly, Dec. 2005 Double Death – Aluminium’s Links with Genocide Accessed 15/07/10. Mining and dams have already displaced 150,000 mainly tribal people thereChandra Siddan, “Blood and Bauxite”, Montreal Mirror, Nov 20-26, 2003, Vol. 19 No. 23. Alcan stepped into the deal in 2000 after Norsk Hydro pulled out following a police firing on local protesters that killed three and injured seven. They sold their 45% stake again in 2007 under pressure from international campaignsBusiness Line, July 19, 2007 Hindalco buying Alcan’s 45% stake in Utkal Alumina Accessed 15/07/10.
==Resources==
==Notes==
Category:Mining
Category:Mining Industry
Category:Mining and Metals
Category:Arms Industry
Category:Transnational Corporations
Category:Mining and Metals: Arms Industry
Category:Aluminium Industry
Category:Mining and Metals: Transnational Corporations
Alcide De Gasperi

Alcide De Gasperi was Prime Minister of Italy from 1945 to 1953.I governi dal 1943 ad oggi, governo.it, accessed 15 March 2011.
De Gasperi was one of a number of eminent Europeans consulted by Joseph Retinger in the early 1950s discussions that led to the formation of the Bilderberg group.Dr. J.H. Retinger, THE BILDERBERG GROUP, August 1956, archived at the website of Jan Chciuk-Celt.
==Notes==
Category:Italy
Alcohol

==Resources==
*Anderson, P. and Baumberg, B. (2005) Stakeholders' views of alcohol policy. A report for the European Commission. London: Institute of Alcohol Studies. see: http://www.ias.org 
*Anderson, S. Eadie, A. MacKintosh E. and Haw, S. (2001), Management of alcohol misuse in Scotland: the role of A&E nurses, Harcourt Publishers Ltd
*Babor, T. F., Edwards, G. and Stockwell, T. (1996) Science and the drinks industry: cause for concern. Addiction 91, pp 5–9.
*Baggott, R. (2006) Alcohol Strategy and the Drinks Industry: A Partnership for Prevention?, The Joseph Rowntree Foundation, Accessed 16-April-2009, 
*Baggott, R. (2000) Public Health: Policy and Politics, Basingstoke: Macmillan
*Leon, D. A., McCambridge, J. (2006), Liver cirrhosis mortality rates in Britain from 1950 to 2002: an analysis of routine data, The Lancet, Volume 367, Issue 9504, Pages 52 - 56, 7 January 2006
*Bruun, K., Edwards, G., and Lumio, M (1975) Alcohol Control Policies in Public Health Perspective. Finnish Foundation for Alcohol Studies, Helsinki.
*Cabinet Office (2004), Alcohol Harm Reduction Strategy for England, March 2004, Accesed 21-April-2009, 
*Davies, M. (1985), Politics of Pressure, British Broadcasting Corporation: London 
*Drummond, C. (2000), Book Review, Drinking Patterns and Their Consequences, Alcohol & Alcoholism Vol 35, (2), pp 217-218, Oxford Journals: Oxford University
*Grant, M. & Litvak, J. Ed. (1998), Drinking Patterns and Their Consequences, Taylor & Francis: Washington, DC. 
*Grant, W. (1989), Pressure Groups, Politics & Democracy in Britain, Phillip Allan: London
*Hammersley, R. (2006), The alcohol industry and other 'friends', Addiction, Volume 88 Issue 1, Pages 19 – 20
*Hollingsworth, M. (1991), MP’s For Hire: The Secret World of Political Lobbying, Bloomsbury: London 
*Institute of Alcohol Studies (2007), Alcohol: Tax, Price and Public Health, IAS Factsheet, Accessed 20-April-2009, 
*Marks, D. Evans, B. Murray, M. Willig, C. Woodall, C. Sykes, S. M. (2005), Health Psychology: Theory, Research and Practice, Sage: London
*McKenzie, K. & Haw, S. (2006) Alcohol-Related Problems in Scotland: Summary & 2006 Update of Evidence, Scottish Excecutive
*Ősterberg E (2004). What are the most effective and cost-effective interventions in alcohol control?, Copenhagen, WHO Regional Office for Europe (Health Evidence Network report;, accessed 20-April-2009).
*Plant, M. Goos, C. Wolfram, K. & Ősterberg, E. (1990), Alcohol and Drugs: Research and Policy,World Health Organisation: Edinburgh University Press 
*Scottish Executive (2003), Homicide in Scotland, Statistical Bulletin Criminal Justice Series CrJ/2003/9, 2002
*Scottish Government (2009), Changing Scotland’s Relationship with Alcohol: A Framework for Action, February 2009, Accessed 21-April-2009 
*Shaw, E. (2008), New Labour: A Party for Whom? The Case of Obesity and Alcohol Misuse, Political Studies Association, Accessed 20-April-2000
Category:Addictions
Alcohol Health Alliance

The Alcohol Health Alliance is a group comprised of several of the medical royal colleges, the British Liver Trust and the charity Alcohol Concern. They are calling for tougher alcohol regulation in the face of growing instances of alcohol related harm. They advocate measures including, greater regulation of the drinks industry, better prevention and treatment programmes, and compulsory warnings about alcohol's harmful effects to be included in any form of drink advertising or promotion. Denis Campbell, The Observer November 11th 2007, Call for price of drink to double to cut bingeing Last accessed December 17th 2007 
==References==
Category:AlcoholCategory:Alcohol NGOs
Alcohol Industry in Estonia

==Trade Associations==
*Estonian Breweries Association / Eesti Õlletootjate Liit
*Estonian Spirits Association / Viina Liit MTÜ
*MTÜ Alkoholitootjate ja Maaletoojate Liit / NPO Alcohol Producers and Importers Association (formed in October 2011 by the amalgamation of the Estonian Association of Alcohol Producers and the Estonian Alcohol Importers Association)Liviko Alcohol producers and importers joined their interests to the common association 25.10.2011 
===Related industry associations===
*Estonian Association of Advertising AgenciesInternational Center for Alcohol Policies International Center for Alcohol Policies (ICAP) Hosts International Seminar on Responsible Marketing Key stakeholder forum opening today on self-regulation of alcohol advertising and responsible marketing of alcohol beverages (Tallinn, Estonia, June 9, 2011) 
==Notes==
Category:Web of Influence
Alcohol Industry in the EU

Category:Web of Influence
== Health NGOs ==
*EUROCARE
*EUROCOMMERCE
*European Mutual Help Network for individuals and families with Alcohol Related Problems
 
==Policy Groups ==
*European Alcohol and Health Forum
*European Commission and Alcohol Policy
 
==Front Groups ==
*European Forum for Responsible Drinking
*European Transport Safety Council 
==Lobby Groups and PR Agencies==
*Landmark Europe
*Weinberg Group
 
==Think Tanks ==
*European Policy Centre
==Research Groups==
*European Research Advisory Board
*Institute de Recherches Scientifiques sur les Boissons
== People ==
*Elizabeth Crossick
*Robert Madelin
*Gavin Hewitt
== Trade Associations ==
*Brewers of Europe
*Comite European des Enterprises Vins
*Committee of Professional Agricultural Organisations in the EU General Confederation of Agricultural Cooperatives in the EU
*European Spirits Companies Liaison Group
*European Spirits Organisation
*European Association of Communications Agencies
*European Federation of Associations of Beer and Beverages Wholesalers
*European Sponsorship Association
Category:Web of InfluenceCategory:Alcohol Industry in the EU
Alcohol Research UK

Alcohol Research UK is an 'independent charity that tackles alcohol-related harm by funding high quality, impartial research. About us Alcohol Research UK, accessed 3 November 2014 
As a company they provide grants to people working at the cutting-edge of alcohol-harm prevention, so that they can undertake research, test out new ideas or run projects that help to disseminate high quality evidence. 
==People==
*Alan Maryon-Davis: Chair
*Annette Fleming: Vice-Chair
*Helen Boaden: sits on the Development Advisory Panel
*Michael Cross: sits on the Development Advisory Panel
*Sally Dibb:sits on Development Advisory Panel, on the Nominations Committee and she sits on Scrutiny and Review Committee
*Nick Heather: sits on the Scrutiny and Review Committee 
*Derek Heim: sits as an advisor (non-voting) on Grants Advisory Panel
*Valerie Jolliffe: sits on the Finance and General Purposes Committee
*Andrew May: sits on the Finance and General Purposes Committee
*Professor John Underwood: sits on the Development Advisory Panel
==Partners==
*Drug and Alcohol Findings
*The Alcohol Academy
*Alcohol Policy UK
Alcohol Research UK was a previous funder for the Science Media Centre according to the SMC. 
==Contact==
*Address: 83 Victoria Street, London SW1H 0HW
*Telephone Number: 020 3585 4155
===Notes===
Alcohol organisation CSR format-Web of Influence

NAME (DATE, PLACE Established)
 
(INTRODUCTORY INFORMATION) 
Organisation or Corporation introductory information, what they do/who they are	Type of business, size, location, 
	
== History/background ==
Origins, details of significant mergers/acquisitions etc
== Brands ==
Details of significant brands, and market share
== Subsidiaries ==
Other businesses owned 
	
== People ==
Chief executive, board members, key people linked to the company or brand
== Policy Positions ==
Company publications and public debates should be helpful here to determine company/industry policy positions if they are not explicitly stated
	
== Political Connections ==
Membership of policy groups and relationships with policy makers, Politicians, Political Donations or endorsements Revolving door 
	
== Lobbying & PR ==
Firms used, Issues lobbied on, support from other corporations/ industries
	
== Affiliations ==
Membership of Trade Associations, Industry Groups, Front Groups, Professional bodies, charitable foundations
	
== CSR ==
CSR Initiatives, philanthropy, charitable donations or trusts
	
== Controversies ==
Conflicts of interest, criticisms etc. 
	
== Other Resources ==
Other interesting profiles or articles on the individual 
== Contact ==
Contact details, only if already public information 
== References ==
All sources used
		
==References==
Category:Alcohol
Category:Alcohol Front Groups
Category:Alcohol Industry
Category:Alcohol Lobby Groups
Category:Alcohol NGOs
Category:Alcohol Policy Groups
Category:Alcohol Science and Scientists
Category:Alcohol_Government_Agencies
Category:Alcohol_Policy_Groups
Category:Web of Influence
Alcohol organisation format

NAME SURNAME (born DATE, PLACE) is ... (INTRODUCTORY INFORMATION)
==Affiliations==
==Record and controversies==
===Background of conflicts=== 
(SECTION CAN BE LEFT OUT IF IRRELEVANT)
INTRODUCTORY INFORMATION ABOUT CONFLICTS
====TITLE GO HERE: (ADDITIONAL ARTICLE TITLE ON CONFLICTS)==== 
(SECTION CAN BE LEFT OUT IF IRRELEVANT)
TEXT HERE
====Conflicts of interest==== 
(SECTION CAN BE LEFT OUT IF IRRELEVANT)
TEXT HERE
==Personal information==
===Biography===
===Contact===
:Address:
:...
:...
:...
:...
:
:Phone:
: ...
:Email:
:...
:Website: 
:...
==Resources==
==Notes==
Category:Alcohol
Category:Alcohol Front Groups
Category:Alcohol Industry
Category:Alcohol Lobby Groups
Category:Alcohol NGOs
Category:Alcohol Policy Groups
Category:Alcohol Science and Scientists
Category:Alcohol_Government_Agencies
Category:Alcohol_Policy_Groups
Alcohol organisation format-Web of Influence

NAME (DATE, PLACE Established)
 
(INTRODUCTORY INFORMATION) 
Organisation or Corporation introductory information, what they do/who they are	Type of business, size, location, 
	
== History/background ==
Origins, details of significant mergers/acquisitions etc
== Brands ==
Details of significant brands, and market share
== Subsidiaries ==
Other businesses owned 
	
== People ==
Chief executive, board members, key people linked to the company or brand
== Policy Positions ==
Company publications and public debates should be helpful here to determine company/industry policy positions if they are not explicitly stated
	
== Political Connections ==
Membership of policy groups and relationships with policy makers, Politicians, Political Donations or endorsements Revolving door 
	
== Lobbying & PR ==
Firms used, Issues lobbied on, support from other corporations/ industries
	
== Affiliations ==
Membership of Trade Associations, Industry Groups, Front Groups, Professional bodies, charitable foundations
	
== CSR ==
CSR Initiatives, philanthropy, charitable donations or trusts
	
== Controversies ==
Conflicts of interest, criticisms etc. 
	
== Other Resources ==
Other interesting profiles or articles on the individual 
== Contact ==
Contact details, only if already public information 
== References ==
All sources used
		
==References==
Category:Alcohol
Category:Alcohol Front Groups
Category:Alcohol Industry
Category:Alcohol Lobby Groups
Category:Alcohol NGOs
Category:Alcohol Policy Groups
Category:Alcohol Science and Scientists
Category:Alcohol_Government_Agencies
Category:Alcohol_Policy_Groups
Category:Web of Influence
Alcohol person CSR format -Web of Influence

NAME SURNAME (born DATE, PLACE) is ... 
(INTRODUCTORY INFORMATION)
Current Role Full details of current role or roles, What individual does and through what organisations private and Professional financial relationships or links 
== Background/Career History ==
Previous roles, education biographical Information and relevant personal information that is publicaly available on for example, family members, spouse, education 
== Background/Career History ==
Previous roles, education, biographical Information, only information that is publicly available
== Views and Controversies==
CSR, Policy positions, Stance on relevant issues e.g. Minimum pricing of alcohol, advertising and marketing,
==Conflicts of interest==
Where applicable
	
== Affiliations ==
Membership of Trade bodies, professional associations, Policy Groups, Political Affiliations, This can be a list that is discussed under activities Other Professional Roles, board memberships, charity patron or involvement,
 
==Clients==
Clients	Other clients even if not related directly to addictions 
	
== Publications ==
Personal and Professional 
== Other Resources ==
Other interesting profiles or articles on the individual 
	
== Contact details ==
Only if already public information 
	
== References ==
All sources used
==References==
Category:Alcohol
Category:Alcohol Front Groups
Category:Alcohol Industry
SURNAME, NAME
Category:Alcohol Lobby Groups
SURNAME, NAME
Category:Alcohol NGOs
Category:Alcohol Policy Groups
SURNAME, NAME
Category:Alcohol_Government_Agencies
Category:Web of Influence
Category:Alcohol_Policy_Groups
Alcohol person format

NAME SURNAME (born DATE, PLACE) is ... (INTRODUCTORY INFORMATION)
==Affiliations==
==Record and controversies==
===Background of conflicts=== 
(SECTION CAN BE LEFT OUT IF IRRELEVANT)
INTRODUCTORY INFORMATION ABOUT CONFLICTS
====TITLE GO HERE: (ADDITIONAL ARTICLE TITLE ON CONFLICTS)==== 
(SECTION CAN BE LEFT OUT IF IRRELEVANT)
TEXT HERE
====Conflicts of interest==== 
(SECTION CAN BE LEFT OUT IF IRRELEVANT)
TEXT HERE
==Personal information==
===Biography===
===Contact===
:Address:
:...
:...
:...
:...
:
:Phone:
: ...
:Email:
:...
:Website: 
:...
==Resources==
==Notes==
Category:Alcohol
Category:Alcohol Front Groups
Category:Alcohol Industry
SURNAME, NAME
Category:Alcohol Lobby Groups
SURNAME, NAME
Category:Alcohol NGOs
Category:Alcohol Policy Groups
SURNAME, NAME
Category:Alcohol_Government_Agencies
Category:Alcohol_Policy_Groups