Infant mortality and social causality: Lessons from the history of Britain’s public health movement, c. 1834–1914
What are the historical conditions under which a sociologically informed understanding of health inequality can emerge in the public sphere? We seek to address this question through the lens of a strategically chosen historical puzzle—the stubborn persistence of and salient variation in high infant...
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Wiley
2024
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