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(1830)
The “Torrent of Numbers”
C. Winslow (2017)
THE UNTILLED FIELDS OF PUBLIC HEALTH.Science, 51 1306
(1900)
Public Health and Municipal Policy Making: Britain and Sweden
[In this chapter, we explore conceptualisations of the public, of public health and the relationship between these. We suggest there are three key ways in which ‘the public’ is seen: as a collection of people; as a space for action; and as a set of values. Likewise, public health can be understood in terms of: the challenges it faced or faces; the systems employed to deal with these; and as a kind of philosophy or outlook. We also look at the changing nature of the relationship between the public and public health. We begin in the nineteenth century, move on to the early twentieth century, and map out the broad elements of the dynamic surrounding public health and the public after 1945.]
Published: May 17, 2019
Keywords: The public; Public health; Public health history; Population; Citizenship; Public sphere
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