For the last two decades health geography has focused on the dynamics between health
and place. Although the social constructivist perspective of much research has provided …

This article proposes a sociologically informed theoretical and methodological framework to
address the complexity of public health interventions (PHI). It first proposes three arguments …

Non-representational theory is an academic approach that animates the active world; its
taking-place. It shows how material, sensory and affective processes combine with …

Geographies of health have neglected relevant consideration of health human resources.
Five developments in the sub-discipline are examined to demonstrate how health labour …

The pursuit of subjective well-being has become an important object of policy and personal
action, which within geography has been engaged largely by those with an interest in …

Over the years, various observers of health geography have sought to 'divide'the sub-
discipline mainly along theoretical lines or to argue for a broadening of its theoretical base …

This introduction proposes new directions for the social science of complementary and
alternative medicine (CAM). It firstly reviews trends and gaps in the sociology of CAM, which …

This paper follows up a recent debate on the potential of non-representational theory in
health geography (see Andrews et al 2014; Kearns 2014; Hanlon 2014; Andrews 2014c) by …

Time has not often been the subject of dedicated conceptual attention in health geography,
but one does not need to dig very deep in the literature to uncover diverse engagements …

Posthumanist geography is a broad tradition incorporating a range of intersecting theoretical
approaches including assemblage theory, actor‐network theory, new materialisms, affect …