… of health promotion when developing the model of the natural history of disease, proposing
three levels and five … However, in a curious and even paradoxical way, the relationship …

… and resourceful projects, programs, and research studies that draw upon new ways of
implementing health promotion. • Healthy People 2030 boxes present a list of selected objectives …

… Firstly, our study is the first to adopt a paradox lens to examine … five primary reasons: (i)
themes involved examining HR practices in improving organisational performance in healthcare …

… in cardiovascular health promotion and suggest research priorities relevant to public health
… In doing so we hope to assist the efforts to promote and strengthen cardiovascular health in …

… ,” we identify the emotional paradox of public engagement. This paradox arises because
our … the emotional paradox. We find that Arnstein’s article evocatively reveals the emotional …

… the foundations of paradoxical thought that remain today more than twenty-five hundred
years later. Modern-day paradox thinkers are building on ideas that are millennia in the making. …

… In conclusion, we set forth a future research agenda based on five fundamental paradoxes
… drawing attention to five core paradoxes that lie at the heart of debates on meaningful work. …

… fund “allow[s] actually five percent of any forbidden revenues”—meaning that companies in
the portfolio are permitted to earn up to five percent of their revenues from prohibited activities…

Studies on organizational paradoxes often explain paradox … develops an explanation of
paradox salience and latency … of actors coping with paradox. Analysing the discussions of a …

… Synthesizing insights from the multidisciplinary field of food studies, this book engages
readers’ curiosity by highlighting the seeming paradoxes of food: how food is both individual and …