Disparity/Inequity, Knowledge Production and Public Policy

Abstract

SUMMARY This essay argues that the tools of social science and public health research rarely are used to challenge the contemporary arrangements of our social structure and, secondly, to underscore approaches for research that remain under-examined and unexplored.

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