Dedication

pp iii-vi

Contents

pp v-v

List of figures, boxes, and case studies

pp vi-vii

Acknowledgements

pp viii-viii

PART I - Participation, power, and public health: historical influences and modern imperatives

pp 1-2

1 - Introduction

pp 3-26

2 - History of community participation in public health: from primary care movement to UHC

pp 27-43

3 - ‘Communities’, power, and participation: unpacking concepts from praxis

pp 44-66

PART II - Pathways to health justice: community organising, collective action, and accountability

pp 67-68

4 - Engaging communities at the margins to reduce health inequalities

pp 69-82

5 - Building sustainable social movements for the right to health

pp 83-101

6 - Addressing political, economic, and commercial forces shaping health

pp 102-121

7 - Strengthening accountability for the right to health

pp 122-140

PART III - Tools for transformation and organising for change: arts, media, and participatory action research

pp 141-142

8 - Community activism in action

pp 143-157

9 - The role of arts, social media, and participatory action research in advancing health rights

pp 158-178

10 - Conclusion: Community organising and collective action as countervailing power for healthy and just societies

pp 179-184

Glossary

pp 185-189

Notes

pp 190-190

References

pp 191-223

Index

pp 224-232