This accessible text examines how the science of autonomy and adaptation informs all
family therapy approaches and discusses how clinicians can use this science to improve …

Storytelling is a fundamental part of human interaction; it is also deeply social and political in
nature. In this article, I explore reproductive storytelling as a phenomenon of sociological …

The rich tradition of stigma theoretics in marketing and consumer research develops
understanding of consumer stigma management, mitigated via marketing-mediated …

This current chapter incorporates an environmentalist approach and uses Rob Nixon's
theory of “slow and fast violence” to frame the impact of racism and xenophobia on Asians in …

Drawing on survey data and oral history interviews undertaken with family historians in
Australia, England, and Canada this article will explore how family historians construct …

As the culture of silence that once surrounded cancer has gradually given way to greater
public awareness, normative visions of what cancer survivorship should entail have …

This article deals with the ways in which populations in prison-neighbourhood circuits are
policed, managed, and contained in Santiago, Chile. It draws attention to how the …

Poor, refers to a specific form of environmental destruction that unfolds gradually over long
periods of time and is dispersed beyond national boundaries, ecosystems, and elements …

Throughout the peak periods of Australia's COVID‐19 pandemic experience of 2020–2021,
some lower socioeconomic areas with high migrant populations in Sydney and Melbourne …

This article foregrounds the role of secrets in creating, maintaining and disrupting intimacy.
We extend sociological theorising on secrecy by demonstrating the operative role of secrets …