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Reaching Out — Interpersonal Narratives of the Perimenopausal Health Identityious chapter, the women’s health stories in terms of their personal and individual considerations were explored. These personal considerations looked at the touchstones of health that women used as markers to monitor their personal, individual health usually privately (but in this case they were kin

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Stories of Societal Health — The Impact of Narrated Positional, Situated and Ideological Health Reprl and ideological societal representations of health are situated in the perimenopausal health identity. In the previous chapters two layers of the perimenopausal health identity construction have been theorised, the personal layer where individual considerations about health are explained in terms

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rompted claims, including from former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, that neoliberalism had failed. For a fleeting optimistic moment the mantra of TINA—there is no alternative—seemed vulnerable. Instead, the neoliberal/economic rationalist agenda has been resuscitated with a vengeance in many

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Jacqueline Ann Christodoulou Ph.D., CPsychol.rade Union’s Accord. Stilwell’s was an indispensible critique of the Accord’s failure to fulfil expectations that it would provide a political-economic solution to both the economic crisis that ended the long boom, and the Left’s resulting impasse. Stilwell’s key contribution was to pose sharply the

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Jacqueline Ann Christodoulou Ph.D., CPsychol. half of its population is of non-Dutch origin, which proportionally represents one of the largest foreign populations in the European urban context. Integration policies elaborated in the Netherlands, with their own development in Amsterdam, have played a prominent role in the evolution of policies

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Jacqueline Ann Christodoulou Ph.D., CPsychol.World War II, and the subsequent labor migration has constantly challenged conventions and traditions regarding race, ethnicity, national identity and culture. Great Britain developed a pluralistic model to manage postcolonial migration flows, without explicit interest in assimilating them into Brit