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Health Inequalities
Critical Perspectives
Editors: Katherine E Smith, Clare Bambra, and Sarah E Hill.
Editor InformationContents
- 15. The Politics of Tackling Inequalities: The Rise of Psychological Fundamentalism in Public Health and Welfare ReformLynne Friedli.
- 15.1. Introduction: The rise of psychological explanations and interventions in public health
- 15.2. Absence of debate
- 15.3. Strengths-based discourse: The power of positive affect
- 15.4. Engaging with the evidence base
- 15.5. Count your assets
- 15.6. Limitations of materialist analysis
- 15.7. Public health and the Glasgow pSoBid study
- 15.8. Workfare
- 15.9. Increasing positive affect
- 15.10. Conclusions
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