Author Description

Deconstructing Behavioural Classifications: Tobacco Control, 'professional Vision' And The Tobacco User As A Site Of Governmental Intervention / Michael Mair -- Neoliberalism, Public Health And The Moral Perils Of Fatness / Kathleen Lebesco -- Addiction And Personal Responsibility As Solutions To The Contradictions Of Neoliberal Consumerism / Robin Room -- Between Alarmists And Sceptics: On The Cultural Politics Of Obesity Scholarship And Public Policy / Michael Gard -- Legislating Abjection? Second-hand Smoke, Tobacco-control Policy And The Public's Health / Kirsten Bell -- Permissible Pleasures And Alcohol Consumption / Robin Bunton -- Intoxication, Harm And Pleasure: An Analysis Of The Australian National Alcohol Strategy / Helen Keane -- Smoking Causes Creative Responses: On State Anti-smoking Policy And Resilient Habits / Simone Dennis -- The Sociality Of Smoking In The Face Of Anti-smoking Policies / Lucy Mccullough -- In Praise Of Hunger: Public Health And The Problem Of Excess / John Coveney -- From The Womb To The Tomb: Obesity And Maternal Responsibility / Darlene Mcnaughton -- Responsibility For The Family's Health: How Nutritional Discourses Construct The Role Of Mothers / Svetlana Ristovski-slijepcevic -- Pretty Girls Don't Smoke: Gender And Appearance Imperatives In Tobacco Prevention / Rebecca J. Haines-saah -- Aboriginal Mothering, Fasd Prevention And The Contestations Of Neoliberal Citizenship / Amy Salmon. Edited By Kirsten Bell, Darlene Mcnaughton And Amy Salmon. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.