Titlebook: Addressing Health Inequalities through Community Media; The Transformative P Fazal Malik Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Au

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Hans Peter Hoffmann,Yun-Jou Chenamines the efforts of disadvantaged groups in addressing inequalities in health and well-being that characterize life in many?deprived areas of post-industrialized cities in the UK. The book evaluates?how references to cultural practices and experiential knowledge, validated through community radio,

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Congeal

Allgemeine lineare Gleichungssysteme,cal diversity required to engage with the multitude of subject positions and viewpoints. Evolving from the intersection of this dynamic framework, the chapter explores concepts of voice and agency, and paves way for the qualitative analysis of the knowledge collected from the case study of community

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-29969-9h service policies and practices that obscure inequalities in health in the UK. The chapter advocating for a more holistic approach, foregrounds the role of those affected by health inequalities in fight against it.

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Kaufverhalten und Kaufentscheidung, locally owned community radio station can serve as a platform for legitimizing alternative voice and perspectives. To illustrate this, the chapter delves into a month-long Health Education Awareness Project (HEAP) that involves collaboration among multiple agencies and is executed through the auspi

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Irrationales Verbraucherverhalten,e critical awareness regarding the root causes and marginalization, while simultaneously delving into potential avenues for addressing it. It examines how people are indiscriminately grouped under various labels to perpetuate conveniences and interests stemming from bureaucracies, popular media, pol

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-38339-8 as precursor for social inclusion. The chapter sums up the struggles, politics and experiences of those on margins to underscore the paramount importance of a community-based experiential approach in amplifying silenced narratives. The chapter envisions a strong role for voice and agency in mitigat

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-35237-9community media; local media; urban health inequalities; health inequalities; community radio; human geog

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