Introduction to the 2nd Edition
Chapter 1 What is Social Inequality?
Chapter 2 What is Health Inequality?
Chapter 3 Figuring Out Health Inequality
Chapter 4 Explanatory Models I: Behavioural and 'Cultural' Explanations
Chapter 5 Explanatory Models II: Psycho-Social Factors
Chapter 6 Explanatory Models III: Materialist Explanations
Chapter 7 Macro-social models
Chapter 8 Gender and Inequality in Health
Chapter 9 Ethnic Inequalities in Health
Chapter 10. Health Inequality in the Life Course
Chapter 11 The Way Forward for Research and Policy Debate
Mel Bartley is Professor Emerita of Medical Sociology at University College London
"The new edition of Mel Bartley�s excellent, well-written book
should be relevant to anyone interested in understanding and
addressing the persisting challenge of social inequalities in
health. Congratulations on an inspiring, timely and critical
contribution!"
Johannes Siegrist, Heinrich-Heine University Düsseldorf
"This new edition of Mel Bartley�s classic book has the
authoritative heft of one of the western world�s most respected
medical sociologists. Her great personal depth of expertise comes
across throughout the volume, and the book demonstrates a tight
grasp of the conceptual and social theory issues that should
underpin high-quality research into health inequalities. The book�s
newly updated national and international data on health
inequalities are especially welcome."
John Frank, University of Edinburgh
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