Toward Interdisciplinarity in Public Health
Public Knowledge Vol. 4, Issue 1
ISSN 1948-3511
Table of Contents
4.1.0 Introduction
Guest Editorial
4.1.1 A Call for Pluralism in Health Care Economics – Professor Jack Reardon, Hamline University School of Business
Peer-Reviewed Articles
4.1.2 How Scientists and Journalists Can Cooperate: A Case Study of Fetal Genetics Screening – Jeff Burke Thomas and Marie McKinnon
4.1.3 Seeing Beyond Red: A Call to Reexamine Health Priorities in Botswana – Lauren Fortenberry
4.1.4 Building Public Health in a University Town: Motivational Factors for Shopping at a Local Farmers Market by Graduate Students – Carmen Byker, Maxwell Awando, Steven Golliher, Kati Span, Maria Stack, and Chosang Tendhar
4.1.5 Pandemic Policy – Michael Rimoldi
4.1.6 Socioeconomic Determinants on Fertility Rates at an Aggregate Level – Emel Karakaya
4.1.7 Twin Disciplines: A Proposal for a New Bioethical Synthesis – Sabrina Weiss
Non Peer-Reviewed Articles
4.1.8 Maybe We Shouldn’t Print That: A Brief Discussion of the Question of Publishing Personal Identifiers When Reporting Shipboard Novovirus Outbreaks – Jonathan Woolley
Book Reviews
4.1.9 Walls as Scrims: Wendy Brown’s Walled States, Waning Sovereignty – Holly Jordan
Classic Book Reviews
4.1.11 Locating the Real: Guy Debord’s Society of the Spectacle – Ryan E. Artrip
4.1.12 Political Education for the Furious and Sick at Heart: Franz Fanon’s The Wretched of the Earth – Christian Matheis