Description |
1 online resource (ix, 159 pages) |
Contents |
Intro -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Chapter 1: Introduction -- Chapter 2: Marginalized Worldviews -- Modernisation and Developmentalism -- Social Exclusion in the West -- Faith, Place and Exclusion -- Chapter 3: Epistemological Plurality -- Feminist Perspectives -- Poststructuralist Perspectives -- Liberation Theology Perspective -- Treading the Uncertain Path -- A Dynamic Framework -- The Shifting Patterns of the Author's Position -- Exploring Experiences Through PAR -- Chapter 4: Discursive Space -- Concept of Community in Islam -- Chapter 5: Beyond Healthism -- Health Inequalities |
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Health Inequalities Among Minority Communities -- Healthism and Governmentality -- Black Report -- Acheson Report -- NHS Reform from 1980 -- Need for a Holistic Approach -- Empowerment Narrative -- Where Do We Go from Here? -- Chapter 6: Contextual Approach to Communication -- Community Media: A Common Frame of Reference -- Living as Ethnic Minority in a Poor Neighbourhood -- The Birth of Radio Ramzan in Nottingham -- Health Inequalities at the Local Level -- Health Education Awareness Project (HEAP) -- The First Show -- Coronary Heart Diseases -- Smoking and Substance Misuse |
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Sexual Health and Sex Education -- Diabetes and Obesity -- Mental Health -- Public Service Announcement (PSA) on Health -- Health Competition -- Heap Seminar and Feedback Session -- Chapter 7: Agency, Identity and Empowerment -- Bibliography -- Index |
Summary |
This book explores the efforts of marginalized communities to address the health inequalities that characterize life in many deprived areas of post-industrialized cities in the UK. Spread over six chapters, the book maps the role of small-scale and community-based media in contextualizing a link between peoples experiences and expression to validate marginalized points of view. It takes an ethnographic approach and demonstrates that a multi-agency and faith-based community broadcasting initiative can be an empowering platform for communicative interaction. Dr. Fazal Malik is a distinguished Professor of Media Studies and Pro Vice-Chancellor at Amity University Dubai. With over three decades of international experience in academia, media, and educational leadership, he is a seasoned scholar and journalist. Driven by his passion for amplifying voices and promoting agency in the fight against social exclusion, he established several community-based radio stations to serve disadvantaged communities in the UK. Prior to his transition to academia, he worked as a Broadcast Journalist for the BBC in the UK. Dr. Malik's unique insights into multiple disciplines and perspectives have shaped his academic outlook, enabling him to bridge the gap between theory and practice, as well as between academia and industry |
Notes |
Description based upon print version of record |
Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
Subject |
Public health -- Social aspects -- Great Britain
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Communication in medicine -- Great Britain
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Communication in medicine
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Public health -- Social aspects
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Great Britain
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Form |
Electronic book
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ISBN |
3031352378 |
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9783031352379 |
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