By Evelyne de Leeuw and Patrick Harris DOI: 10.53714/ajyl5121 So if this is not the Australia we deserve, how do we create a better one without exodus…
By Evelyne de Leeuw and Patrick Harris DOI: 10.53714/anlr8512 As health political scientists, our most profound response to the Australian COP26 drama is one of…
A research programme suitable for Honours, Research Masters, ILP and PhD students DOI: 10.53714/ctci3377 The attainment of optimum health (a long life of most years…
Presented by Evelyne de Leeuw (2 June 2020) Presentation for the plenary of the Division of Population Health of the South Western Sydney Local Health…
Play is healthy – throughout the life course. The evidence that engaged play has physical and mental health benefits is compelling. However, the nature of…
In the health field there has been a call — since the early 1980s — to make health policy development the responsibility of all sectors,…
Disruptions are not necessarily cataclysmic events located sharply in time. They reach tipping points. In 1956 M. King Hubbert theorised a phenomenon called ‘peak oil’…
A couple of years ago I went to Buenos Aires to attend the ‘Feria Mundial de Salud y Municipios: Derecho, Ciudadanía y Gestión local integrada…