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Volume 17 Issue 2 - 2008
Re-imagining Preventive Health: Theoretical Perspectives
Research Articles
124 Guest Editorial: Introduction: Re-imagining Preventive Health: Theoretical Perspectives
Christine Beasley, Megan Warin
129 Hazardous good intentions? Unintended consequences of the project of prevention
Dorothy H Broom
141 Biopolitical technologies of prevention
Rosalyn Diprose
151 The challenge of pleasure: Re-imagining sexuality and sexual health
Christine Beasley
165 The politics of research management: Reflections on the gap between what we ‘know’ (about SDH) and what we do
Carol Bacchi
177 Trust in the health system: An analysis and extension of the social theories of Giddens and Luhmann
Samantha Meyer, Paul Ward, John Coveney, Wendy Rogers
187 Consuming bodies: Mall walking and the possibilities of consumption
Megan Warin, Vivienne Moore, Michael Davies, Karen Turner
199 The government of girth
John Coveney
Book Reviews
214 Understanding Treatment without Consent: An Analysis of the Work of the Mental Health Commission
Ian Shaw, Hugh Middleton and Jeffrey Cohen (eds)
Reviewed by Pauline Savy
216 Social Causes of Health and Disease
William C. Cockerham
Reviewed by Mildred Blaxter
217 The Blackwell Companion to Social Work (3rd Edition)
Martin Davies (ed)
Reviewed by Fiona Gardner
219 A Social History of Dying
Allan Kellahear
Reviewed by Norelle Lickiss
Call For Papers
Deadline: 28th February 2008
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