Revisitar a política nacional britânica de marketing social

In 2004, the UK Government decided on a vast and systematic national policy on social marketing to focus on public health, which has been implemented as a new and very significant benchmark in this field. Following the author’s studies on this theme, based on a cognitive approach, this article focuses on the evolution and transformation of that policy, reinforcing the basis of a model for a national social marketing policy, as a contribution to the design and development of policies in other situations and countries, based on appropriate adaptation and implementation processes.