Making Health Public: A Manifesto for a New Social Contract
by David J. Hunter, Peter Littlejohns, Albert Weale, Jacqueline Johnson, Toslima Khatun
Making Health Public is a manifesto for a renewed social contract centered on health. Drawing together perspectives on public health, medicine, ethics, politics, and society, the book examines how responsibility for health can be understood and organized as a shared public commitment.
About This Book
Making Health Public presents a manifesto for rethinking health as a shared social concern rather than a purely individual matter.
The book focuses on the relationship between public health and the social contract, inviting readers to consider how societies organize responsibility for health and wellbeing.
Bringing together perspectives associated with health, policy, ethics, and society, it addresses the public dimensions of health and care.
Its central theme is the need to make health more visible in civic life and public decision-making.
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