Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Hegemonic masculinity structural violence and health inequalities,2009,19,3,287-292,Scott-Samuel
To disrupt and displace: placing domestic violence on the public health agenda,2010,20,3,339,Vine
'A drop of water in the pool': information and engagement of linguistic communities around a municipal pesticide bylaw to protect the public's health,2012,22,3,341-353,Baxter
Exploring organisational influences on the implementation of gatekeeper training: a qualitative study of the Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) programme in Wales,2013,23,2,213-224,Evans
'What we've tried hasn't worked': the politics of assets based public health,2013,23,2,131-145,Friedli
Alcohol industry influence on UK alcohol policy: a new research agenda for public health,2012,22,3,297-305,McCambridge
Youth drinking cultures social networking and alcohol marketing: implications for public health,2013,23,1,110-120,Griffin
Pet bylaws and posthumanist health promotion: a case study of urban policy,2013,23,2,201-212,Rock
Partnerships: survey respondents' perceptions of inter-professional collaboration to address alcohol-related harms in England,2013,23,1,62-76,Bayley
'A lot of the things we do … people wouldn't recognise as health promotion': addressing health inequalities in settings of neighbourhood disadvantage,2013,23,1,95-109,Kelaher
The emergence of a 'dose-response' analogy in the health improvement domain of public health: a critical review,2012,22,4,427-440,Whitelaw
Prisoners' perspectives on the transition from the prison to the community: implications for settings-based health promotion,2013,23,2,188-200,Woodall
The privileged normalization of marijuana use - an analysis of Canadian newspaper reporting 1997-2007,2014,24,1,47-61,Shoveller
Resources relationships and systems thinking should inform the way community health promotion is funded,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Hawe
An investigation of structural violence in the lived experience of food insecurity,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,McKenzie
"That's what I'm supposed to do at work": Gendered labor self-care and overdose risk among women who use drugs in Vancouver Canada,2022,32,3,382-391,McNeil
"The only safe way to find a partner": rethinking sex and risk online in Abidjan Côte d'Ivoire,2020,30,1,53-67,Chiasson
Working 'upstream' to reduce social inequalities in health: a qualitative study of how partners in an applied health research collaboration interpret the metaphor,2022,32,5,654-664,McMahon
Masculinities and suicide: unsettling 'talk' as a response to suicide in men,2022,32,4,499-508,Chandler
Assembling the socio-cultural and material elements of young adults' drinking on a night out: a synthesis of Australian qualitative research,2022,32,4,543-555,Livingston
Concepts disciplines and politics: on 'structural violence' and the 'social determinants of health',2022,32,3,295-308,Herrick
Blue collar timescapes: work health and pension eligibility age for mature age Australian bus drivers,2022,32,3,392-401,Banwell
#notokay: Challenging sexual violence through digital health activism,2022,32,2,263-272,Subramanian
Why an alternative to suicide prevention gatekeeper training is needed for rural Indigenous communities: presenting an empowering community storytelling approach,2015,25,2,205-217,White
Falling down the rabbit hole? Methodological conceptual and policy issues in current health inequalities research,2023,33,1,37-47,McCartney
Framing health behavior and society: a critical content analysis of public health social and behavioral science textbooks,2023,33,2,148-159,Harvey
Policing and public health interventions into sex workers' lives: necropolitical assemblages and alternative visions of social justice,2023,33,3,282-296,Platt