Integrating Science and Politics for Public Health

Part I. Conceptual Introduction. - Chapter 1. Public health political science: The view from public health Anita Kothari. - Chapter 2. Public health political science: The view from political science Scott Greer. - Chapter 3. Political science for, of, and with public health Patrick Fafard, Isaac Weldon and Ad鋩e Cassola. - Part II. Democratising Evidence and Institutionalizing Expertise. - Chapter 4. Mechanisms to bridge the gap between science and politics in evidence-informed policymaking Ad鋩e Cassola, Patrick Fafard and Steven J. Hoffman. - Chapter 5. How policy appetites shape, and are shaped by evidence production and use Kathryn Oliver. - Chapter 6. Democratizing efforts to 'bridge' public health research and policy Kat Smith. - Part III. Reconciling Evidence and Politics in National and Local Policymaking. - Chapter 7. How corporate actors shape and mobilise evidence for policy: The case of e-cigarettes policy in the UK Benjamin R. Hawkins & Kathryn Oliver. - Chapter 8. The politics of pandemics Katherine Fierlbeck, Kevin McNamara, and Maureen MacDonald. - Chapter 9. Council collects the evidence garbage and deposits it into policy landfill Evelyne de Leeuw. - Chapter 10. Sidestepping the stalemate: The strategies of public health actors for circulating evidence into the policy process Carole Clavier, France Gagnon and Blake Poland. - Chapter 11. The politics of evidence-based 'Health in All Policies' Paul Cairney, Emily St Denny and Heather Mitchell. - Chapter 12. Developing a policy framework to reduce social inequities in health: (Moving beyond HiAP) Ditte Heering Holt & Katherine Frohlich. - Conclusion. Integrating science and politics for public health Patrick Fafard, Evelyne de Leeuw and Ad鋩e Cassola