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Foreword - Polly Toynbee Introduction - Lee Adams, Mary Amos and James Munro The Cycle of Conflict - Charles Webster and Jeff French The History of the Public Health and Health Promotion Movement Practising Health for all in the UK - Maddy Halliday Building a UK Public Health Movement - Geof Rayner A Phoenix from the Ashes? Promoting Social and Community Development in Sheffield - Lee Adams and Frances Cunning A Reflection of Ten Year's Work Sustainable Development and Health - Charles Secrett and Simon Bullock National and International Policy Perspectives - Martin Caraher Local Communities and Sustainable Regeneration in the East End of Sheffield - Sue Grieg and Neil Parry Environmental Justice - Eurig Scandrett Community Development - Mary Amos Theory, Opportunity, Serendipity - Martine Standish Community Development in Sheffield User Movements, Community Development and Health Promotion - Marian Barnes Community Development and Health Work in Northern Ireland - Ruth Sutherland Context, History and Development Social Exclusion, Discrimination and the Promotion of Health - Maria Duggan Anti-Poverty Strategies - Pete Alcock Disability and Public Health - Lorraine Gradwell Women and Public Health - Sue Laughlin Regeneration and Health - Hilary Russell The Wakefield Health Action Zone - Lee Adams A Case Study in Area-Focused Working Opportunities for Improving Health Through Regeneration - Deb Hankins and Melissa Stead Health and Local Food Initiatives - James Petts Public Services and Health - Dexter Whitfield and James Munro Education for Systems Change - Alan Beattie A Key Resource for Radical Action on Health Public Services, Public Health and Health Promotion - Fiona Campbell The Role of Local Authorities Citizens' Advice Bureaux in Primary Care - Judith Emanuel A Tool for Staff to Address Social and Economic Inequalities
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