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Index
Cover Half-Title Title Dedication Contents Introduction 1.  The Organisation of Misery
A Tale of Two Cities . . . And they are Both in Glasgow Social Gradients? Focus on the Richest? Don’t Poor Countries have to Worry About Poverty? Rich Countries, Good Health? Money – Does it Matter Or Not? Not Just Income, Society! Poverty: Absolute Or Relative? Poverty? Inequality? Empowerment? Don’t We Know the Causes of Ill Health?
2.  Whose Responsibility?
Food And Fascism What is the Argument – Science or Something Else? Rational Obesity? Inequities in Health and ‘Lifestyle’ – The Causes of the Causes Obesity and Overweight – Genes or Education? Alcohol – Just Personal Responsibility? Whose Responsibility? Don’t People Have Poor Health Because They Don’t Have Health Care?
3.  Fair Society, Healthy Lives
Social Justice and Avoidable Health Inequalities Inequities Maximising Welfare Promoting Freedom Rewarding Virtue Ideology And Evidence
4.  Equity from the Start
Childhood Experience Affects Adult Health . . . and Crime Inequalities in Early Child Development – The Social Gradient Starts Early Early Child Development – Where Should Parents Be? Do Parents Really Matter or are they Just Bystanders? How the Social Gradient Gets Under the Skin – Biological Embedding What Can we do About Problems of Early Child Development? Equality of Opportunity?
5.  Education and Empowerment
Education is Good . . . for Child Survival . . . And for Reducing Fertility . . . And for Your Own Health . . . And for Protecting Yourself . . . And for Your Country’s Development Understanding and Addressing Inequalities . . . by Learning from Finland . . . And, Although there are Socio-Economic Differences in Education, Poverty is not Destiny! . . . And for Moving to Gender Equity What Can be Done to Improve Education?
6.  Working to Live
If you Think Alan had it Bad . . . Work and Health Inequities in Power, Money and Resources Come to the Work Place – Not Just Physical and Chemical Exposures: Three Ways Work can Damage Health Employment Conditions and Health Making Things Better . . . By Getting Conditions of Employment Right . . . And Pursuing Policies that Create Jobs, not Destroy them – the Causes of the Causes
7.  Do Not Go Gentle
Old in the Global North, Young in the Global South? Great Inequities in Length of Life . . . Between Countries . . . And Within Countries Inequities in Quality of Life Achieving Health Equity at Older Ages Empowerment: Material, Psychosocial and Political
8.  Building Resilient Communities
Making Communities Socially Habitable Building Socially Sustainable Communities and Resilience Improving the Material Environment Age-Friendly Cities Housing
9.  Fair Societies
Society: Right and Left Learning Money and Other Things That Matter Patrimonial Capitalism – Piketty Style Inequalities in Society Lead to Inequalities in Health; Money Matters Social Hierarchies and Health are About much more than Income Health of Societies is also about More than Income
10.  Living Fairly in the World
Fair Finance: The Global Financial Crisis and Austerity A Social Protection Floor? Economic Growth, Inequality And Social Investment Trade Debt and Aid Food Glorious Food
11.  The Organisation of Hope
The Triangle that Moves the Mountain The Best Of Times, The Worst Of Times Moving Forward A Planet-Shaped Hole Across The Spectrum From Low-To High-Income Countries
Notes Acknowledgements Index A Note on the Author By the Same Author Copyright
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