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Scientific (positivistic) Knowledge is Privileged above others • Quantitative (a problem) • Individualized (a larger problem) • Non-normative (an even larger problem) • De-politicized (a profound problem) • See Raphael, D., & Bryant, T. (2002). The limitations of population health as a model for a new public health. Health Promotion International, 17, 189-199.
What does de-politicized mean when talking about health promotion or population health? • Assuming that individuals’ behaviours, health, and well-being exist independently of the society in which they live • Neglect of political and economic forces shaping the distribution of resources • Emphasis on knowledge dissemination, translation, or exchange rather than building social and political movements in the service of health
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Ross, N. et al. (2005). Metropolita
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Figure 3.5: Average Income by Incom
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United Nations Report, 2006 Canada
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Figure 13.3: Policy Priorities of C
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Figure 13.4: Union Density, Collect
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The Story Behind the Story III How
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Source: Saint-Arnaud, S., & Bernard
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Esping-Andersen Typology of Welfare
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Table 1. Federal Party Positions on
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