社会科学とグローバル公衆衛生ハンドブック（全3巻）
Handbook of Social Sciences and Global Public Health
Editor: Pranee Liamputtong, Western Sydney University, Australia
2023:9 3 vols. 2,222 p. ISBN 978-3-031-25109-2 EUR 1299.99
(Springer) –DE-
概要
全世界を襲ったコロナ禍の経験を通しても、感染病対策などに取り組む公衆衛生の重要性はますます認識されたでしょう。また、世界中の人々の保健の改善は、医学の力だけで成し遂げられるものでなく、社会科学の諸分野の協力による社会的、文化的、経済的、政治的な諸要因の分析と対策が必要です。
本書は、保健・医療の社会調査法の第一人者リィアムプットーン（邦訳書『質的研究法 : その理論と方法 : 健康・社会科学分野における展開と展望』メディカル・サイエンス・インターナショナル2022など）を編者に迎えて、グローバル公衆衛生と社会科学の各分野をつなぐレファレンスです。全3巻は、全10部・110章にわたり、医療社会学、医療人類学、社会心理学、女性学、社会疫学、政治学などの分野から、グローバル公衆衛生に応用できる基礎的知見、理論、概念、方法をまとめあげます。
健康の維持促進、疾病の予防と治療、健康教育やヘルスケアシステム改善に求められる社会科学の知とグローバル公衆衛生の現場をつなぐ必須レファレンスとして、本書をおすすめいたします。
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収録内容
Volume 1
Part Ⅰ: Introduction
1: The essence of social sciences in global public health: An Introduction (Pranee Liamputtong)
Part Ⅱ: Social Sciences and Health Disciplines
2: Medical sociology (Paul R. Ward)
3: Medical anthropology (Richard Chenhall, Kate Senior, and Daniela Heil)
4: Social Work (Neil Hall)
5: Social Epidemiology and Its Contribution to Global Public Health (Patricia Chiao-Tzu Lee, Cathy Chao-Yuan Wu, and Josh Ting)
6: Global Health (Laura Vanderbloemen, Hao Thi My Nguyen, Moleen Maramba, and Dev Kapil)
7: Critical Public health (Heath Pillen)
8: Health promotion (Marguerite C. Sendall, Eva Neely, Ann Pederson, and Jody O. Early)
9: Community Nursing and Global Health (Yvonne Parry)
10: Primary Health Care (Elizabeth Halcomb and Christine Ashley)
11: Health and Medical Humanities in Global Health: From the Anglocentric to the Anthropocene (Claire Hooker, Brid Phillips, and Sandra Carr)
12: Traditional Medicine and Global Public Health (Kevin Dew and Supuni Liyanagunawardena)
13: Embedding Social Medicine in the Health Professions Curriculum (Zarrin Seema Siddiqui and Nguyen Le My Anh)
Part Ⅲ: Theoretical Frameworks and Social Sciences
14: Strong Structuration Theory (SST) and Global Public Health (Maureen Seguin)
15: Theories of Practice and Global Public Health (Muhammad Naveed Noor, Isaac Yeboah Addo, and Sujith Kumar Prankumar)
16: Gender Theory and Global Public Health (Shane A. Kavanagh, Greer Lamaro Haintz, Hayley McKenzie, Tricia Ong, and Feyisola Opeyemi Adeleye)
17: Intersectionality and Global Public Health (Emma Heard and Britta Wigginton)
18: Intersectional Risk Theory and Global Public Health (Anna Olofsson and Katarina Giritli Nygren)
19: Decolonial Methodology in Social Scientific Studies of Global Public Health (Assata Zerai, Anniah Mupawose, and Sharon Moonsamy)
20: Feminist Pedagogy, the Women’s Health Movement, and the Rise of
the Anti-diet Health Professional (Natalie Jovanovski)
21: Human Rights and Global Public Health (Ann Taket)
22: Social Determinants of Health and Global Public Health (Rayner K. J. Tan and Megan Lourdesamy)
23: Social Justice and Global Public Health (Lactricia Maja, Sarah Day, and Maham Hasan)
24: Health Promotion Paradigms (Marguerite C. Sendall, Eva Neely, Ann Pederson, and Jody O. Early)
25: Accessing Health Care in Global Public Health: The History of Conceptual Frameworks (An Nguyen)
26: Cultural-Historical Activity Theory [CHAT] and Health in Faith Communities (Elias Mpofu)
27: Institutional Change and Healthcare Social Workers’ Identity: An Analysis from the Street-Level Perspective (Andrea Bellini and Dario Raspanti)
28: The Ethics of AI and Robotics in Public Health: An East Asian Perspective (Billy Wheeler)
29: The Ethics of Vaccines During COVID-19: A Global Public Health Approach Through Utilitarianism (Ranya Kaddour, Alex Workman, and Pranee Liamputtong)
30: The “Difficult Patient”: Dominant Logics and Misfits in Medicine (Jelmer Brüggemann, Lisa Guntram, and Ann-Charlotte Nedlund)
31: Religion and Health (Elias Mpofu)
Part Ⅳ: Research Methodologies, Social Sciences and Global Health
32: Social Constructionism, Power, and Understanding the Health Needs of Different Groups Engaged in a Shared Reality (Matthew Ankers, Yvonne Parry, and Eileen Willis)
33: Symbolic Interactionism and Global Public Health (Michael J. Carter and Leah V. Lamoreaux)
34: Critical Theory (Yvonne Parry)
35: Feminist Methodology (Vuyolwethu Ncube and Sarah Day)
36: Qualitative Research Inquiry and Global Public Health (Pranee Liamputtong and Zoe Sanipreeya Rice)
37: Cultural Determinants of Health, Cross-Cultural Research and Global Public Health (Zoe Sanipreeya Rice and Pranee Liamputtong)
38: Ecofeminist Participatory Action Research for Planetary Health (Naomi Joy Godden, Trimita Chakma, and Aaron Jenkins)
39: Human Rights Methodologies in Minority Research (Alex Workman, Patricia M. Griffin, and Pranee Liamputtong)
40: Upending Quantitative Methodology for Use in Global Public Health (Dan J. Spitzner)
41: Mixed Methods Research in Global Public Health (Dan J. Spitzner and Cara Meixner)
Volume 2
Part Ⅴ: Research Methods, Social Sciences, and Global Health
42: Digital Health Research Methods and Global Public Health (Rayner K. J. Tan, Pearlyn H. M. Neo, Jane M. Lim, and Suan Ee Ong)
43: Coproducing Online Focus or Consultation Groups for Health and Social Care Research (Kim Heyes)
44: Community Mapping Method (Naiema Taliep and Ghouwa Ismail)
45: Photovoice (Nick Malherbe, Shahnaaz Suffla, Mohamed Seedat, and Umesh Bawa)
46: Walking Interviewing Method (Sarah Day and Josephine Cornell)
47: Digital Storytelling (Alice Fiddian-Green, Aline Gubrium, and Amy Hill)
48: Concept Mapping Method (Sharanya Napier-Raman, Scott Rosas, Syeda Zakia Hossain, Elias Mpofu, Mi-Joung Lee, Pranee Liamputtong, Tinashe Dune, and Virginia Mapedzahama)
49: Experience-Based Codesign (EBCD) for Sensitive Research (Elaine Craig, Kim Heyes, Kelly Bracewell, Alina Haines-Delmont, Joy Duxbury, and Khatidja Chantler)
50: Researching Female Sexual Dysfunction in Sensitive Populations: Issues and Challenges in the Methodologies (Rosediani Muhamad, Pranee Liamputtong, and Dell Horey)
51: Consensus Methods for Health Research in a Global Setting (Simon A. Carter, Allison Tong, Jonathan C. Craig,
Armando Teixeira-Pinto, and Karine E. Manera)
52: The Delphi Method (Ghouwa Ismail and Naiema Taliep)
53: Social Network Methods and Global Health (Janet C. Long, Kate Churruca, and Louise A. Ellis)
54: Social Surveys and Public Health (Nguyen Khoi Quan and Pranee Liamputtong)
55: Systematic Review and Evidence Synthesis in Public Health (Nguyen Khoi Quan and Pranee Liamputtong)
56: Visualizing Relational Autonomy Through Mud Maps: A Methodological Reflection (Dorinda ’t Hart)
Part Ⅵ: The Role of Social Sciences in Infectious Illnesses
57: Social Sciences in Emerging Infectious Disease (Peter Bai James, Rashon Lane, and Abdulai Jawo Bah)
58: The Role of Social Science in Influenza and SARS Epidemics (Santiago Ripoll and Annie Wilkinson)
59: Beyond the Disease: The Socioeconomic Drama of the Covid-19 Pandemic (Vincenzo Auriemma, Domenico Cafaro, Arianna Pelati, and Valeria Saladino)
60: The Role of Social Science in Shaping the Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STI) Discourse (Victor Minichiello, John Scott, Christian Grov, and Viraj Patel)
61: Antimicrobial Resistance: Social Science Approaches to the Microbiosocial (Andrea Whittaker and Trang Do)
62: Intersectionality Theory and Its Application in the COVID-19 Pandemics (Míriam Acebillo-Baqué and Lara Maestripieri)
63: Social Science Priorities and Response to COVID-19 (Megan Schmidt-Sane, Tabitha Hrynick, and Santiago Ripoll)
64: Malaria, Its Prevention and Control: Perspectives from the Social Sciences (Christopher Pell)
65: The Role of Social Science in Hepatitis (Jake Rance and Carla Treloar)
Part Ⅶ: The Role of Social Sciences in Chronic Illnesses
66: The Contributions of Social Science to the Study of Breast Cancer (Trang Do)
67: From Acute Infection to Chronic Health Condition: The Role of the Social Sciences on the HIV/AIDS Global Epidemic (Muhamad Alif Bin Ibrahim and Lai Peng Ho)
68: Social Science Research and Sickle Cell Disorders (Maria Berghs and Bassey Ebenso)
69: The Role of Social Science in Dementia: Biopsychosocial Approaches (Elias Mpofu, Rong-Fang Zhan, Idorenyin Udoh, Rifat Afrin, Zenaida P. Simpson, Arthur Chaminuka, and Cheng Yin)
70: The Role of Social Science in Conflict Situations (Natascha Mueller-Hirth)
71: The Role of Social Sciences in Advancing a Public Health Approach to Violence (Nechama Brodie, Brett Bowman, Vuyolwethu Ncube, and Sarah Day)
72: The Role of Social Sciences in Epilepsy (Chris L. Peterson and Christine Walker)
73: Intimate Partner Violence and Global Public Health (Alex Workman)
74: Intersections of Culture and Structure and Intimate Partner Violence Among Migrant and Refugee Communities (Kathryn Wenham, Bernadette Sebar, Patricia Chiao-Tzu Lee, and Neil Harris)
75: The Role of Social Science in Behavior Addiction (Lena Hübner)
76: The Role of Social Science in Substance Use Disorders and Addiction (Wendy Mincer and Elias Mpofu)
77: Assisted Dying as a Global Public Health Priority (Annetta H. Mallon)
78: At the End of Life: Health, Death, and Cultural Practices (Nguyen Hoang Long)
Volume 3
Part Ⅷ: Social Science Research, Sexuality, Sexual and Reproductive Health, and Mental Health
79: Motherhood (Eva Neely, Ying Jin, Chloe Parton, and Felicity Ware)
80: Infertility as a Social and Public Health Issue (Alexandra Hawkey)
81: Abortion, Stigma, and Intersectionality (Joe Strong, Ernestina Coast, and Rishita Nandagiri)
82: Childbirth and Birth Care (Bregje Christina de Kok)
83: Sexual and Reproductive Health and Young People: A Social Science Approach (Rashmi Pithavadian, Pranee Liamputtong, Elias Mpofu, Syeda Zakia Hossain, Michaels Aibangbee, and Tinashe Dune)
84: Sexual and Reproductive Health of People with Physical Disabilities (An Nguyen and Pranee Liamputtong)
85: Mental Health Among Young People (Mohammad Izzat Morshidi and Mui-Hua Catherine Toh)
86: Mental Health and Indigenous People (Elias Mpofu, Aunty Kerrie E. Doyle, Elias Machina, Maximus Sefotho,
and Kendal Brune)
87: Mental Health Among Homeless People (Jessica A. Heerde and Jennifer A. Bailey)
88: Dementia and Older Persons in USA (Elias Mpofu, John Alagood, Xiaoli Li, Kayi Ntinda, and Cheng Yin)
89: The Role of Social Sciences in Understanding Mental Health and LGBTIQA+ People (Andrea Waling, Jacob Thomas, Christopher A. Pepping, and Victor Minichiello)
Part Ⅸ: Social Science Research and the Health of Socially Excluded and Marginalized Groups
90: Post-migration Social Determinants of Health for People from Refugee and Asylum-Seeking Backgrounds (Anna Ziersch and Clemence Due)
91: The Health of People Experiencing Homelessness (Jessica A. Heerde, Adrian B. Kelly, and John W. Toumbourou)
92: Toward the Betterment of Prisoners’ Lives: The Role of Social Science Research-Based Knowledge and Evidence (James E. Sutton)
93: Sex Trafficking of Women and Children: Male Sexual Violence, Public Health, and the International Survivor Movement (Tegan Larin and Natalie Jovanovski)
94: Sexual Justice and Sexualities (Josephine Cornell, Jeff Hearn, Kopano Ratele, and Shose Kessi)
95: Gender Minority Health Vulnerabilities During Covid-19 Pandemic Across Southeast Asian Waters: The Cases of Vietnam and the Philippines (Huong Thu Nguyen)
96: Social Justice and Older Persons: Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic (Carole Cox)
97: Understanding Statelessness and Health Through Social Science (Nannie Sköld)
98: Health for All? A Global Health Approach for Justice Reinvestment and Indigenous People (Krystal Lockwood, Alex Workman, and Pranee Liamputtong)
99: COVID-19 Pandemic and the Health and Well-Being of Vulnerable People in Vietnam (Hai-Anh H. Dang and Minh N. N. Do)
100: Health Equity Among US Indigenous Peoples: Understanding the Intersections of Historical Oppression, Resilience, and Transcendence (Catherine E. McKinley)
Part Ⅹ: Social Science Research and Climate Change
101: Environment Injustice and Public Health (Anuli U. Njoku and Natalie R. Sampson)
102: Public Health and the Climate Emergency (Andrew Harmer)
103: Resilient Cities, Healthy Communities, and Sustainable Future: How Do Nature-Based Solutions Contribute? (Diana Dushkova and Dagmar Haase)
104: Climate Change and Infectious Diseases Among Vulnerable Populations (Andrew W. Taylor-Robinson and Olav T. Muurlink)
105: Environmental Health Disparities and Maternal and Child Health: Applying the Life Course Approach (Fathima Wakeel and Anuli U. Njoku)
106: Covid-19 and Environmental Racism (Anuli U. Njoku and Marcelin Joseph)
107: Energy Insecurity and Social Determinants of Health (Miranda Simes, Farzana Khan, and Diana Hernández)
108: But This Is Not New: Climate Change and Global Mental Health (Paul Illingworth)
109: Climate Change and the Role of Public Health in Egypt (Thoraya Abd El Fattah and Mona Zakaria Elbaz)
110: Locating Rhyme: Historical Climate Lessons from Fourteenth Century Vietnam (Jason A. Picard)
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