Power, participation and partnerships for health promotion / Ron Labonte ; with contributions by Elizabeth Reid.

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TextSeries: Issues series (Victorian Health Promotion Foundation)Publication details: Carlton South, Vic. : Victorian Health Promotion Foundation, 1997Description: iv, 116 p. : ill. ; 25 cmISBN:

0731105702 (pbk)

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"First published March 1997"

Bibliography: p. 109-116

1. Power, participation and partnerships for health promotion -- 2. Power relations in health promotion -- 3. Power and empowerment -- 4. Participation in health promotion: The 'hardware' and the 'software' -- 5. A story/dialogue method for health promotion knowledge development and evaluation -- 6. Theorising health-promotion partnerships -- 7. A meta-synthesis of creating partnerships and a reflection on the process -- References

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