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Rethinking Social Epidemiology

Towards a Science of Change

Patricia O’Campo; James R. Dunn

978-94-007-2138-8

2012
Edition 1
- Rethinking Social Epidemiology is one of the first texts that links “evidence to action” to ensure that social epidemiologic research can meaningfully affect social and health policy change
- This book focuses on producing actionable evidence on social inequalities by expanding upon current practice and introducing new social epidemiologic methods
- Unlike any other social epidemiology texts, this book offers a philosophically informed approach to major scientific debates within the field
- This book is applicable to a broad audience as it is written for and by social epidemiologists as well as non-academic users of social epidemiologic knowledge
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