The public's health is intimately linked to politics and policy. But political science has yet to
make a major contribution to understanding the political economy of health (as distinct from …

Abstract In 1845, Friedrich Engels identified how the living and working conditions
experienced by English workers sent them prematurely to the grave, arguing that those …

The organization of employment in the US has changed dramatically since the 1970s,
causing decreased power and security for workers across many dimensions of the …

Background Social jetlag is a circadian misalignment that arises from a discrepancy
between activity/sleep schedules on school/work days and free days. This study explored …

Introduction Few epidemiologic studies have used relational social class measures based
on control over productive assets and others' labor to analyze inequities in health‐affecting …

The impact of capitalism on mental health Page 214 22 The impact of capitalism on mental
health An epidemiological perspective Jerzy Eisenberg-Guyot and Seth J. Prins Introduction …

Background We used a relational social-class measure based on property ownership and
managerial authority to analyse the longitudinal relationships between class, self-rated …

Objectives. To estimate social class inequities in US mortality using a relational measure
based on power over productive property and workers' labor. Methods. We used nationally …

This chapter critiques the myth that working-class people do not care about the environment.
It argues that their lack of representation in the mainstream environmental organisations is …

Introduction Latinos report lower self-rated health (SRH) than non-Hispanic White persons.
However, the association between SRH and medically diagnosed chronic diseases …