Handbook on gender and health

In: International handbooks on gender

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Machine generated contents note:pt. IINTRODUCTION --1.Gender and health: an introduction /Jasmine Gideon --pt. IIGENDER, HEALTH AND PUBLIC POLICY --2.Agenda-setting in women's health: critical analysis of a quarter-century of paradigm shifts in international and global health /Peggy McDonough --3.Gender, health and climate change /Sarah Payne --4.Towards a new political agenda for indigenous women's health in Latin America in the post-2015 era /Sandra Del Pino --5.Dangerous discourses? Silencing women within `global mental health' practice /Rochelle Ann Burgess --6.Cost-cutting, co-production and cash transfers: neoliberal policy, health and gender /Deborah Johnston --7.Applying a genders lens to public health discourses on men's health /Steve Robertson --8.Men, `masculinity' and mental health: critical reflections /Mark Robinson --9.Stigmatized, marginalized and overlooked: health, later life and gender in India and the United Kingdom /Penny Vera-Sanso --pt. IIIGENDER, WORK AND HEALTH --10.Gender, work and health: a step forward in women's occupational health /Vicenta Escriba-Aguir --11.Intersectionality: the value for occupational health research /Nadia Younes --12.Gendered work violence issues and mental health among Chilean women workers /Amalia Mauro Cardarelli --pt. IVGENDER, MIGRATION AND HEALTH --13.Migration, gender and health /Lorena Nunez Carrasco --14.Migration and health in a Chinese context: examining the linkages through a gender lens /Jasmine Gideon --15.Engendered movements: migration, gender and health in a globalized world /Denise L. Spitzer --16.Migration and sex work in South Africa: key concerns for gender and health /Jo Vearey --pt. VGENDER AND HEALTH SYSTEMS --17.Gender equity and the politics of health sector reform: overcoming policy legacies and forming epistemic communities /Christina Ewig --18.Gender and commercialization of health care /Sarah Sexton --19.Commercialization in maternity care: uncovering trends in the contemporary health care economy /Susan F. Murray --20.Building post-conflict health systems: a gender analysis from Northern Uganda /Sophie Witter --21.Reproductive health care and indigenous peoples in Venezuela /Johanna Goncalves Martin --pt. VIHOUSEHOLDS, HEALTH AND HEALTH CARE --22.Cycles of violence in gendered social contexts: why does child maltreatment lead to increased risk of intimate partner violence in adulthood? /Louise Knight --23.Capacities to exercise strategic decision-making agency: exploring the gendered production of health within intimate partnerships and households /Sally Theobald --pt. VIIGENDER, SOCIAL ACTIVISM AND HEALTH --24.Citizen monitoring: promoting health rights among socially excluded women in Andean Peru /Jeannie Samuel --25.Emergent masculinities, men's health and the Movember movement /Marcia C. Inhorn --pt. VIIIGENDER, HEALTH, SEXUALITY AND RIGHTS --26.Men's sexual health and destiny /Matthew Gutmann --27.Claiming Rosa Parks: conservative Catholic bids for `rights' in contemporary Latin America /Lynn M. Morgan --28.Conservative backlashes to women's bodily integrity in Latin America: the case of Chile /Gabriela Alvarez Minte --29.Deconstructing human rights-based discourses: the case of women's right to health and health sector reforms in Brazil /Marianna Leite --30.Men, masculinities and health in Brazil: a feminist critique /Benedito Medrado --31.Sexual health or rights? USAID-funded HIV/AIDS interventions for key populations in Ghana /Benjamin Eveslage --32.Positive women managing reproduction in the HIV pandemic /Lesley Doyal.