Health Ecology: Health, Culture, and Human-environment InteractionPsychology Press, 1999 - 276 sayfa This ground-breaking study offers new challenges to those teaching, studying or developing strategies and policies in health and the environment.Bringing together a variety of approaches from different perspectives and different locations, the contributors examine the various dimensions of health ecology in a human ecology framework, examining how local, regional and global factors impinge upon the health and environment of individuals, communities and the globe. |
İçindekiler
Health ecology an introduction | 1 |
Ecology | 2 |
Human ecology | 4 |
Health | 19 |
Health ecology | 22 |
Health impact assessment | 23 |
Health ecology | 24 |
Health in macro ecosystems | 35 |
Policy impacts on health | 147 |
Conclusion | 148 |
Health in micro ecosystems | 151 |
Health of women Changing lifestyles and reproductive health | 153 |
Health and reproductive health | 155 |
Secular changes in the biological determinants of fertile life | 157 |
Behavioural determinants of fertile life use | 161 |
Fertility changes over time in Spain | 164 |
Good planets are hard to find | 37 |
Societal developments | 38 |
The societal response to health risk patterns | 39 |
A new public health agenda | 41 |
From the sewerage principle to an ecological principle | 43 |
Theoretical base of an ecological public health | 45 |
The pattern that connects | 47 |
Strategies and approaches | 48 |
Consequences of a new public health strategy | 50 |
Changing expectations and social perceptions | 51 |
Political ecology | 52 |
Health and conservation Shared values | 59 |
Introduction | 60 |
Principal components | 63 |
Ecology and the environment | 65 |
People | 67 |
Discussion | 69 |
Conclusion | 73 |
Human health as an ecological problem | 79 |
Environment | 82 |
Organism | 85 |
a criterion of human health | 91 |
Genetic determinants and environment | 93 |
Positive indices of health | 94 |
Negative indices of health and cultural maladjustments | 101 |
Contemporary civilisationaffected diseases | 104 |
Health through sustainable development | 112 |
Sustainable development and sustainable health | 113 |
the potential | 120 |
the tools | 124 |
The Ultimate Environmental Threshold method | 127 |
Conclusions | 130 |
Health and political ecology public opinion political ideology political parties policies and the press | 135 |
The climate of policy making in the 1990s | 136 |
Political ideology | 138 |
The press | 141 |
Political advertising and the news | 142 |
Political parties and other stakeholders | 146 |
Socioeconomic variation | 165 |
type medical surveillance and failure | 166 |
Health consequences of change in reproductive patterns | 169 |
Health of children causal pathways from macro to micro environment | 175 |
Brief overview of micro environmental explanations | 176 |
Brief overview of macro explanations | 178 |
Mediators linking the macro to the micro | 179 |
Temporal intergenerational and cumulative effects | 181 |
Causal pathways from macro to micro environment | 182 |
A theoretical framework for the analysis of causal relationships in child health | 187 |
Summary and conclusions | 189 |
Healthy homes | 193 |
Characteristics of healthy homes | 194 |
Conclusion | 204 |
Selected case studies | 207 |
Health ecology and the biodiversity of natural medicine perspectives from traditional and complementary health systems | 209 |
The global context | 210 |
Health care costs and traditional health services | 214 |
Research policy in traditional health care | 215 |
Biodiversity | 218 |
Conclusions | 223 |
Health of rural and urban communities in developing countries a case study in Indonesia | 227 |
An overview of the issues in developing countries | 228 |
Population of developing countries and their environment | 230 |
Health and health outcomes in rural Javanese villages | 232 |
air pollution | 243 |
Conclusion | 248 |
Health and psychology of water | 250 |
The historical duality of water | 251 |
Waste water and reclaimed water | 252 |
Reclaiming our dreaming | 254 |
Conclusion | 256 |
Health Impact Assessment in Flanders contribution to environmental management and health | 258 |
Guidelines for Environmental Health Impact Assessment in Flanders | 260 |
Postmonitoring and postevaluation stages | 265 |
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Diğer baskılar - Tümünü görüntüle
Health Ecology: Health, Culture and Human-Environment Interaction Morteza Honari,Thomas Boleyn Sınırlı önizleme - 2005 |
Health Ecology: Health, Culture and Human-Environment Interaction Morteza Honari,Thomas Boleyn Sınırlı önizleme - 2005 |
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