We are excited to announce a new feature of the journal: an online, open blog forum, to feature debate, opinion and conversations circulating around the many disciplines where health and social theory collide.
We hope the blog will provide a space for responses to content published in Social theory & Health as well short pieces on topics not yet explored by the journal.
The Editors are pleased to invite blog contributions from health sociologists, psychologists and economists and to practitioners from medicine, nursing and other allied disciplines. Blog post submissions should be sent to: grahamscambler@hotmail.com.
We invite you to enter the fray at https://socialtheoryhealth.wordpress.com/
See Professor Scambler’s introductory post here.
Recent highlights....
Sometimes, Mexicans are not Hispanic: The misuse of ethnicity in health research
Ietza Bojorquez, Julian A. Fernandez-Niño, Aaron Salinas, Betty Manrique
System meet Lifeworld in the quality of patient education in Norway
Roar Stokken
Losses, Legacies and P/political Working
Gayle Letherby
Is discrimination of body size a new form of classism? The Chilean case
Maria Alejandra Energici
Joanna Moncrieff
Is it time to re-evaluate neurosis? The work of Wilhelm Reich
Tom Lennard
A Sociology Clinic: A Sociology of the People, by the People, for the People?
Anders Bye
Easing of US Trade Embargo, the Cuban Paradox, and Lessons in Health Care: A Natural Experiment
Christopher J. Fries
A Manifesto for Action Nursing
Benny Goodman
