Virve Marionneau
Biographic Data
| ID | 2399580 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Virve Marionneau |
| GIVEN NAMES | Virve |
| FAMILY NAME | Marionneau |
| SIGNATURE | MARIONNEAU V |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Helsinki |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2476-5094 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Regulations on gambling advertising in Europe: A comparative policy review
Gambling advertising contributes to increased gambling consumption and harm. Several European countries have taken steps to restrict gambling advertising. This policy review maps regulations on gambling advertising in 30 European countries using the comparative framework analysis method. The aim is to identify different regulatory provisions for gambling advertising in Europe, to support cross-jurisdictional learning on possible best practices. T…
Onshore and offshore gambling among indebted individuals in bank transaction data
Methodologies and estimates of social costs of gambling: A scoping review
The definition and measurement of social costs has been debated in gambling literature. Predominant framings of gambling have depicted it as a leisure activity without significant costs other than those caused directly by problem gambling. This view has been recently challenged with a public health perspective, adopting a wider definition of social costs that span beyond issues related to treatment and crime. Definitional debates have resulted in…
The implementation of mandatory identification in land-based electronic gambling machines: Impacts on and uptake by different player groups in account-based data
Behavioural status and demographic characteristics of target groups influence the implementation and effects of interventions to reduce and prevent harm. We examine the implementation of a statutory identification regime and associated monetary limit-setting in the context of electronic gambling machine gambling in Finland. Mandatory identification of players is a prerequisite for various policy measures aimed at preventing and reducing gambling …
Institutional investment in addictive industries: An important commercial determinant of health
Background The production of addictive commodities is subject to a range of commercial determinants. There has nevertheless been a gap in understanding how investments into addictive commodities may function as commercial determinants. Institutional investors can yield important financial power with their investment decisions. Many investors apply responsible investment (RI) policies to address environmental, social, and governance concerns. Nega…
Testing the acceptability and feasibility of the lower-risk gambling guidelines in Finland
Gambling during economic downturns: A comparative Nordic study of gambling revenue data
Background: Gambling expenditure is influenced by a range of individual-level and societal factors. Changes in these may also impact gambling consumption. Yet, little research has investigated how macroeconomic changes, such as changes in disposable income and economic downturns, translate to gambling consumption. Some forms of gambling may be impacted by economic downturns, but no comparative evidence is available. Methods: The current study use…
Availability restrictions and mandatory precommitment in land-based gambling: Effects on online substitutes and total consumption in longitudinal sales data
The study provides empirical support for the effectiveness of public health-oriented policies in reducing the total consumption of gambling. Availability restrictions and mandatory precommitment are therefore likely to also reduce the burden of harms of gambling to individuals and societies
A scoping review of gambling policy research in Europe
In Europe, gambling policy is conditioned by different administrative levels, including national authorities and the EU, as well as institutions of the European Economic Area (EEA). The legal framework of the EU/EEA requires Member States to pursue evidence‐based policy. The current scoping review focuses on what kind of policy research is available on gambling in the European context to support evidence‐based policy. We searched three scientific…
Strengthening channeling policy: The Finnish approach to protecting domestic online gambling market
Many jurisdictions struggle to curb offshore gambling as established approaches to gambling regulation no longer apply to online gambling. This study aimed to examine the arguments used by Finnish stakeholders who discussed channeling as a tool to curb offshore gambling and the monopolistic gambling regime as a sustainable framework to tackle the issue of offshore gambling. In total, 18 Finnish public servants employed in ministries in charge of …
Intimacy, relationality and interdependencies: Relationships in families dealing with gambling harms during Covid-19
Gambling is an addictive behaviour that causes significant harms to individuals, families and societies. Problematic gambling can have profound impacts on family life, including financial destitution and relationship breakdown. In addictive relationships, addictive behaviour dominates over other social commitments. The COVID-19 pandemic had important implications on family life and gambling behaviours. This is likely to have affected family relat…
Addressing gambling harms by reducing the supply of electronic gambling machines: A comparative study of Italy and Finland
Public health concerns were initially highlighted in the media discussions, but eventually in both countries reduction policies were less ambitious due to industry lobbying and state revenue interests. The reductions therefore do not appear to have been effective in reducing total consumption and the burden on public health
Rahapelaaminen koronapandemian aikana: Kokemuksia Riskeistä Ja Muutoksista
Les jeux de hasard et d’argent, un impôt régressif: Les effets des inégalités sociales et des intérêts économiques sur le jeu problématique en France
While a large part of the French population participates in gambling, “problem gambling” and its adverse consequences affect certain socio-economic groups more than others. This article investigates the relationship between gambling and inequalities and contends that gambling can be considered as a “regressive tax”. We do this by first conducting an overview of previous international literature on the topic, second, by focusing on the social diff…
Gambling Policies in European Welfare States
Introduction: Gambling Regulations and the Use of Gambling Revenues in European Welfare States
Beneficiaries of gambling and moral disengagement
Purpose Gambling is used to raise public funds through taxes, fees and direct contributions. The rent generated can be distributed through two basic models: absorbing the surplus into state budgets and institutions, or channeling funds to civil society organizations (CSOs). However, gambling also causes negative externalities. The purpose of this paper is to focus on how the beneficiaries of gambling in two societies representing these opposite m…
Consumer protection in licensed online gambling markets in France: The role of responsible gambling tools
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Consumer protection in licensed online gambling markets in France: The role of responsible gambling tools
International audience
Gambling Policies in European Welfare States
Introduction: Gambling Regulations and the Use of Gambling Revenues in European Welfare States
Beneficiaries of gambling and moral disengagement
Purpose Gambling is used to raise public funds through taxes, fees and direct contributions. The rent generated can be distributed through two basic models: absorbing the surplus into state budgets and institutions, or channeling funds to civil society organizations (CSOs). However, gambling also causes negative externalities. The purpose of this paper is to focus on how the beneficiaries of gambling in two societies representing these opposite m…
Les jeux de hasard et d’argent, un impôt régressif: Les effets des inégalités sociales et des intérêts économiques sur le jeu problématique en France
While a large part of the French population participates in gambling, “problem gambling” and its adverse consequences affect certain socio-economic groups more than others. This article investigates the relationship between gambling and inequalities and contends that gambling can be considered as a “regressive tax”. We do this by first conducting an overview of previous international literature on the topic, second, by focusing on the social diff…
Rahapelaaminen koronapandemian aikana: Kokemuksia Riskeistä Ja Muutoksista
Addressing gambling harms by reducing the supply of electronic gambling machines: A comparative study of Italy and Finland
Public health concerns were initially highlighted in the media discussions, but eventually in both countries reduction policies were less ambitious due to industry lobbying and state revenue interests. The reductions therefore do not appear to have been effective in reducing total consumption and the burden on public health
Intimacy, relationality and interdependencies: Relationships in families dealing with gambling harms during Covid-19
Gambling is an addictive behaviour that causes significant harms to individuals, families and societies. Problematic gambling can have profound impacts on family life, including financial destitution and relationship breakdown. In addictive relationships, addictive behaviour dominates over other social commitments. The COVID-19 pandemic had important implications on family life and gambling behaviours. This is likely to have affected family relat…
Institutional investment in addictive industries: An important commercial determinant of health
Background The production of addictive commodities is subject to a range of commercial determinants. There has nevertheless been a gap in understanding how investments into addictive commodities may function as commercial determinants. Institutional investors can yield important financial power with their investment decisions. Many investors apply responsible investment (RI) policies to address environmental, social, and governance concerns. Nega…
Testing the acceptability and feasibility of the lower-risk gambling guidelines in Finland
Gambling during economic downturns: A comparative Nordic study of gambling revenue data
Background: Gambling expenditure is influenced by a range of individual-level and societal factors. Changes in these may also impact gambling consumption. Yet, little research has investigated how macroeconomic changes, such as changes in disposable income and economic downturns, translate to gambling consumption. Some forms of gambling may be impacted by economic downturns, but no comparative evidence is available. Methods: The current study use…
Availability restrictions and mandatory precommitment in land-based gambling: Effects on online substitutes and total consumption in longitudinal sales data
The study provides empirical support for the effectiveness of public health-oriented policies in reducing the total consumption of gambling. Availability restrictions and mandatory precommitment are therefore likely to also reduce the burden of harms of gambling to individuals and societies
A scoping review of gambling policy research in Europe
In Europe, gambling policy is conditioned by different administrative levels, including national authorities and the EU, as well as institutions of the European Economic Area (EEA). The legal framework of the EU/EEA requires Member States to pursue evidence‐based policy. The current scoping review focuses on what kind of policy research is available on gambling in the European context to support evidence‐based policy. We searched three scientific…
Strengthening channeling policy: The Finnish approach to protecting domestic online gambling market
Many jurisdictions struggle to curb offshore gambling as established approaches to gambling regulation no longer apply to online gambling. This study aimed to examine the arguments used by Finnish stakeholders who discussed channeling as a tool to curb offshore gambling and the monopolistic gambling regime as a sustainable framework to tackle the issue of offshore gambling. In total, 18 Finnish public servants employed in ministries in charge of …
Onshore and offshore gambling among indebted individuals in bank transaction data
Methodologies and estimates of social costs of gambling: A scoping review
The definition and measurement of social costs has been debated in gambling literature. Predominant framings of gambling have depicted it as a leisure activity without significant costs other than those caused directly by problem gambling. This view has been recently challenged with a public health perspective, adopting a wider definition of social costs that span beyond issues related to treatment and crime. Definitional debates have resulted in…
The implementation of mandatory identification in land-based electronic gambling machines: Impacts on and uptake by different player groups in account-based data
Behavioural status and demographic characteristics of target groups influence the implementation and effects of interventions to reduce and prevent harm. We examine the implementation of a statutory identification regime and associated monetary limit-setting in the context of electronic gambling machine gambling in Finland. Mandatory identification of players is a prerequisite for various policy measures aimed at preventing and reducing gambling …
Regulations on gambling advertising in Europe: A comparative policy review
Gambling advertising contributes to increased gambling consumption and harm. Several European countries have taken steps to restrict gambling advertising. This policy review maps regulations on gambling advertising in 30 European countries using the comparative framework analysis method. The aim is to identify different regulatory provisions for gambling advertising in Europe, to support cross-jurisdictional learning on possible best practices. T…
Gambling Behavior and Treatments (16 works) · Business (8 works) · Economics (8 works) · Public economics (8 works) · Political science (7 works) · Medicine (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Harm (4 works)