Researching smoking in the new smokefree: Good anthropological reasons for unsettling the public health grip

Dennis, Simone

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Researching smoking in the new smokefree: Good anthropological reasons for unsettling the public health grip

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2013

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Dennis, Simone

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Sociological Association of Australia

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This paper concerns itself with some of the consequences of legislatively supported public health interventions into smoking. These have emerged from the legislative environment of 'smokefree' in Australia, and centrally concern the constitution of public

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Health Sociology Review

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10.5172/hesr.2013.22.3.282

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