Latin American Framework Challenges Mental Health Models
A new debate article in Globalization and Health proposes a Latin American social determination framework to address the structural roots ...
Tag: Social Justice
Why intersectionality alone cannot explain gendered ageism, argue bioethicists
Bioethicists argue that intersectionality, while valuable for revealing entangled discrimination, needs Nancy Fraser's justice theory to explain the origins of ...
What really decides whether Germans accept new railway lines
A survey of 2,632 people in Germany finds that self-efficacy, not demographics or participation announcements, is the dominant correlate of ...
Researchers Rethink Global Health Methods Through Dialogic, Non-Extractivist COVID-19 Study
Researchers in Brazil, Peru, Canada and Germany describe a dialogical, non-extractivist approach to studying community mobilization during the COVID-19 pandemic.
German physicians frame scarce-resource triage as a collective ethical duty
Interviews with 26 German military and civilian physicians found broad agreement that severe scarcity requires social justice to override individual ...
Antimicrobial Resistance and Justice in Low-Income Countries
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is not just a looming public health catastrophe; it is a complex social phenomenon deeply intertwined with ...
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