Titlebook: New Perspectives on Health and Social Care; Jason Powell Book 2023 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2023 Foucauldian theories.Foucault‘s ana

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Governmentality and Health and Social Care,governmentality. This will enable us to consider the implications of the re-figuration of the relationship between the state and social care. This re-figuring constructs an ambiguous place for vulnerable people: they feature either as a resource – captured in the idea of the ‘a(chǎn)ctive citizen’, as aff

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Performativity and Health and Social Care,ologies of surveillance and control in contemporary social work, performativity offers a framework towards analysing the production of a subjective space based on trust between social workers and service users. In the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia, the transition from a ‘top-down’

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Narrative, Health, Care and Family,l policy over the past 20 years. This has been an important trend that has cut across Canadian, American and European research. The reasons for such expansion are as much political and economic as they are academic and research based. US, Canadian and European governments recognise that the family i

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,Health and Care in the ‘Risk Society’,e modernity’ (Delanty, 1999). During the 1970s, the use of the notion of risk was mainly confined to ‘natural sciences’, where the concept was used to analyse and improve the ‘security’ of technological systems (Giddens, 1990). According to Lupton (1999), it was not until the 1980s and 1990s that so

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Towards Global Health?,omic forces causing this. Specific areas of the globe such as Americas, Europe, Asia and Africa will be focused on in detail before we discuss some of the key challenges and consequences of global aging for global society. The chapter further highlights how globalisation and global aging are colossa

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Power and Health and Social Care,erms of a conceptual understanding of medicalisation and surveillance and the crucial point is that they are relevant in theorising power relations between health and care professionals and older people under the rubric of new policies such as integrated care. However, health spending still dominate