Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
State-level clustering of safety measures and its relationship to injury mortality,1997,27,2,347-357,Conrad
Rethinking homicide: violence race and the politics of gender,1990,20,1,3-26,Stark
Costs of occupational injury and illness within the health services sector,2005,35,2,343-359,Waehrer
Lives liberty and seat belts in Britain: lessons for the United States,1986,16,2,213-226,Leichter
A conceptual model of work and health disparities in the United States,2006,36,1,25-50,Lipscomb
Casualties: narrative and images of the war on Iraq,2006,36,2,401-415,Yamada
What's killing Americans in the prime of life?,2005,35,2,291-311,Runyan
Accident insurance sickness and science: New Zealand's no-fault system,2002,32,1,163-178,Dew
One step forward two steps back: worker representation and health and safety in the United Kingdom,2006,36,1,87-111,Walters
The dismissal of injured workers and workers' compensation arrangements in Australia,2000,30,4,849-871,Purse
International dimensions of Colombian violence,2000,30,1,163-185,Franco
The politics of "natural" disaster: who made Mitch so bad?,1999,29,2,459-462,Cockburn
Race class and violence: research and policy implications,1998,28,2,349-372,Spigner
Health and safety strategies in a changing Europe,1998,28,2,305-331,Walters
The medical detection of simulated occupational injuries: a historical and social analysis,1998,28,2,227-239,Dembe
Preventive services in occupational health and safety in Europe: developments and trends in the 1990s,1997,27,2,247-271,Walters
Injury death and the deregulation fetish: the politics of occupational safety regulation in U.K. manufacturing industries,1996,26,2,309-329,Tombs
Toward a social structural understanding of occupational hazards in public health,1996,26,1,111-146,Skillen
Playing chicken with people: the occupational safety and health consequences of throughput auber alles,1995,25,4,633-666,Linder
Factors associated with work-related accidents and sickness among maquiladora workers: the case of Nogales Sonora Mexico,1995,25,3,489-502,Balcazar
Interpreting the evidence: competing paradigms and the emergence of lesbian and gay suicide as a "social fact",1993,23,3,437-453,Erwin
The industrial safety professionals: a comparative analysis from World War I until the 1980s,1992,22,4,705-727,Dwyer
Leaving it up to the workers: sociological perspective on the management of health and safety in small workplaces,1992,22,4,689-704,Eakin
Mechanization the labor process and injury risks in the Canadian meat packing industry,1990,20,2,281-296,Yassi
Latino / Hispanic -- who needs a name? The case against a standardized terminology,1989,19,3,557-571,Gimenez
Women and children at risk: a feminist perspective on child abuse,1988,18,1,97-118,Stark
The anatomy of plastic bullet damage and crowd control,1987,17,2,333-342,Metress
The politics of stress: the case of air traffic control,1984,14,4,569-587,Tesh
Productivity and safety in worker cooperatives and conventional firms,1984,14,3,413-432,O'Toole
Symbolic solutions for deadly dilemmas: an analysis of federal coal mine health and safety legislation,1984,14,1,5-29,Curran
Human rights versus occupational medicine,1983,13,2,265-275,Atherley
The effects of the social relations of production on productivity and workers' safety: an ignored set of relationships,1983,13,4,621-634,Grunberg
The determinants of social policy-- a case study: regulating health and safety at the workplace in Sweden,1983,13,4,517-561,Navarro
Kepone: a chemical disaster in Hopewell Virginia,1983,13,2,227-246,Reich
Occupational safety and healthy regulation: an international labor perspective,1981,11,2,303-313,Levenstein
Accident proneness: science or non-science?,1981,11,2,175-190,Sass
Trends in occupational health and safety policy in Italy,1981,11,3,431-450,Bagnara
Medicine and patriarchal violence: the social construction of a "private" event,1979,9,3,461-493,Stark
Rethinking suicide: notes toward a critical epidemiology,1979,9,3,417-438,Hopper
How cheap is a life?,1978,8,1,79-99,Berman
Why work kills. a brief history of occupational safety and health in the united states,1977,7,1,63-87,Berman
Killing the beast within: Woman battering and female suicidality,1995,25,1,43-64,Stark
Risks associated with long-term homelessness among women: battery rape and HIV infection,1995,25,2,351-369,Hofstetter
Under pressure out of control or home alone? Reviewing research and policy debates on the occupational health and safety effects of outsourcing and home-based work,2008,38,3,489-523,Quinlan
The Nicaraguan Pesticide Poisoning Register: constant underreporting,2008,38,4,773-787,Thorn
Alternative forms of transport and their use in the health services of developing countries,1978,8,4,633-651,Gish
Untangling the logics of urban service bureaucracies: the strange case of the San Francisco Municipal Railway,1979,9,2,255-268,Mollenkopf
Rapid large-scale privatization and death rates in ex-communist countries: an analysis of stress-related and health system mechanisms,2009,39,3,461-489,King
State (political) torture: some general psychological and particular aspects,1985,15,2,339-349,Bendfeldt-Zachrisson
Ideology and injury prevention,1985,15,1,35-46,Whitman
Torture as intensive repression in Latin America: the psychology of its methods and practice,1988,18,2,301-310,Bendfeldt-Zachrisson
When violence has a benevolent face: the paradox of hunger in the world's wealthiest democracy,1989,19,2,257-277,Brown
Sociopolitical factors that affect women's health in Northern Ireland,1990,20,3,393-404,Metress
The construction of elder abuse as a social problem: a Canadian perspective,1990,20,4,651-663,Petrunik
Violence and health: preliminary elements for thought and action,1992,22,2,365-376,Franco Agudelo
A historical and socioeconomic analysis of occupational safety and health in India,1980,10,2,233-249,Vilanilam
The state of industrial ill-health in the United Kingdom,1980,10,1,149-160,Clutterbuck
Work and health in Mexico,1979,9,4,543-568,Laurell
Multinationals and health: reflections on the Seveso catastrophe,1978,8,4,619-632,Laporte
Lessons from the United Kingdom: fightback on workplace hazards 1979-1992,1992,22,3,489-495,Dalton
The implications of work organization for occupational health policy: the case of Canada,1989,19,1,157-173,Sass
The role of union democracy in the struggle for workers' health in Mexico,1989,19,2,279-293,Laurell
Workers' participation and occupational health: the French experience,1988,18,1,139-152,Cassou
Democratizing occupational health: the Scandinavian experience of work reform,1988,18,4,675-689,Gustavsen
Occupational health risks for Mexican women: the case of the maquiladora along the Mexican-United States border,1988,18,4,617-627,Hofstetter
The right to refuse in Québec: five-year evolution of a new mode of expressing risk,1988,18,3,401-417,Renaud
Causes of health and safety hazards in Canadian agriculture,1988,18,3,419-436,Denis
Workers' health and safety in Australia: an overview,1987,17,4,635-650,Refshauge
A reanalysis of the relation between unionization and workplace safety,1987,17,3,443-453,Taylor
Recent developments in occupational health policy in Italy,1987,17,3,455-474,Biocca
Pesticide use alternatives and workers' health in Cuba,1984,14,1,31-41,Alexander
On the political economy of risk: farmworkers pesticides and dollars,1982,12,2,263-292,Strigini
Work disease and occupational medicine in the Federal Republic of Germany,1981,11,2,191-205,Deppe
Death at work in America: pandemic mostly unacknowledged,2009,39,4,663-667,Wypijewski
Inequality as a cause of social murder,2010,40,1,61-78,Hudson
Time to call it quits? The safety and health of older workers,2010,40,1,23-41,Quinlan
Structural changes ill health and mortality in Sweden 1963-1983: a macroaggregated study,1990,20,1,27-42,Levi
Unemployment informal work precarious employment child labor slavery and health inequalities: pathways and mechanisms,2010,40,2,281-295,Muntaner
Latina and African American women: continuing disparities in health,1993,23,3,555-584,Lillie-Blanton
Risk as moral danger: the social and political functions of risk discourse in public health,1993,23,3,425-435,Lupton
Why the U.S. Government is not contributing to the resolution of the nation's drug problem,1994,24,4,675-690,Chambliss
The politics of women's health: setting a global agenda,1996,26,1,47-65,Doyal
Health education in Cuba: a preface,1986,16,1,87-104,Tesh
Labor policy and social democracy: the case of Saskatchewan 1971-1982,1994,24,4,763-791,Sass
Internal dissension grows as CDC faces big threats to public health,2005,35,4,779-782,Stein
Papers show U.S. role in Guatemalan abuses. In declassified documents diplomats describe massacres CIA ties to Army,1999,29,4,897-899,Farah
The social class determinants of income inequality and social cohesion,1999,29,4,699-732,Lynch
Income inequality social cohesion and class relations: a critique of Wilkinson's neo-Durkheimian research program,1999,29,1,59-81,Lynch
Does unemployment cause the death rate peak in each business cycle? A multifactor model of death rate change,1977,7,4,625-662,Eyer
Prosperity as a cause of death,1977,7,1,125-150,Eyer
You are dangerous to your health: the ideology and politics of victim blaming,1977,7,4,663-680,Crawford
Health in Argentina under the Military Junta,1978,8,3,531-540,Bermann
Human rights health and capital accumulation in the Third World,1979,9,1,61-75,Chossudovsky
Prevention: rhetoric and reality,1979,9,1,25-39,Holtzman
Report on the "Japanese miracle" working conditions of the Toyota factory,1981,11,3,471-472,
Abuses of medical neutrality: report of the Public Health Commission to El Salvador July 1980,1981,11,2,329-337,
Corporate crime: why we cannot trust industry-derived safety studies,1990,20,3,443-458,Epstein
Blaming the aged victim: the politics of scapegoating in times of fiscal conservatism,1983,13,1,155-168,Minkler
Psychiatry without asylums: origins and prospects in Italy,1983,13,1,119-129,Crepet
Mortality and economic instability: detailed analyses for Britain and comparative analyses for selected industrialized countries,1983,13,4,563-620,Brenner
Principles of medical ethics relevant to the protection of prisoners against torture. Council for International Organizations of Medical Sciences,1984,14,3,505-508,
Rational decisions and occupational health: a critical view,1984,14,3,433-445,Chasse
Regional viewpoints on population growth: perspectives of the genocide issue,1973,3,4,753-758,Sai
Blaming the victim: aspects of the Brazilian case,2000,30,1,71-85,Fischer
The global expansion of precarious employment work disorganization and consequences for occupational health: a review of recent research,2001,31,2,335-414,Quinlan
An unexpected mortality increase in the United States follows arrival of the radioactive plume from Fukushima: is there a correlation?,2012,42,1,47-64,Mangano
Response to "An unexpected mortality increase in the United States follows arrival of the radioactive plume from Fukushima: is there a correlation"?,2012,42,3,557-9; discussion 561-70,Gale
Response to "An unexpected mortality increase in the United States follows arrival of the radioactive plume from Fukushima: is there a correlation"?,2012,42,3,553-5; discussion 561-70,Körblein
Response to "An unexpected mortality increase in the United States follows arrival of the radioactive plume from Fukushima: is there a correlation"?,2012,42,3,549-51; discussion 561-70,Wolf
Wounding the messenger: the new economy makes occupational health indicators too good to be true,2004,34,2,271-303,Wegman
How do macro-level contexts and policies affect the employment chances of chronically ill and disabled people? Part II: The impact of active and passive labor market policies,2011,41,3,415-430,Diderichsen
How do macro-level contexts and policies affect the employment chances of chronically ill and disabled people? Part I: The impact of recession and deindustrialization,2011,41,3,395-413,Diderichsen
Traumatic death at work: consequences for surviving families,2012,42,4,647-666,Quinlan
Human trafficking labor brokering and mining in southern Africa: Responding to a decentralized and hidden public health disaster,2013,43,4,665-680,Steele
The export of hazardous products and industries: a bibliography,1985,15,1,145-155,MacSheoin
Unemployment and health: an analysis of "Canada Health Survey" data,1985,15,4,609-635,D'Arcy
The "new economics" and industrial health: an explanation,1985,15,1,135-144,Chelius
"Generational equity" and the new victim blaming: an emerging public policy issue,1986,16,4,539-551,Minkler
Bhopal: a bibliography,1986,16,3,441-468,Mac Sheoin
International mobility of hazardous products industries and wastes,1987,17,4,617-633,Navarro
Economic instability unemployment rates behavioral risks and mortality rates in Scotland 1952-1983,1987,17,3,475-487,Brenner
Occupational health stress and work organization in Australia,1989,19,2,351-363,Deves
Failing ethics 101: psychologists the U.S. military establishment and human rights,2014,44,3,615-625,LoCicero
Domestic violence and treatment seeking: a longitudinal study of low-income women and mental health/substance abuse care,2014,44,4,735-759,Lo
Three Decades of Neoliberalism in Mexico: The Destruction of Society,2015,45,2,246-264,Laurell
Who Is afraid of volume 1181 of the New York Academy of Sciences? Under threat the nuclear establishment plays dirty,2015,45,3,530-544,Katz
Oil migration and the political economy of HIV/AIDS prevention in Nigeria's Niger Delta,2013,43,4,681-697,Udoh
Extreme weather-driven disasters and children's health,2015,46,1,79-105,Sheehan
The impacts of social protection policies and programs on suicide: a literature review,2018,48,3,512-534,Kim
Applying the human rights framework is not "a" development alternative; it is "the" road to an alternative development process (People's Health Movement Latin America),2018,48,3,562-567,Schuftan
"As natural as the air around us": on the origin and development of the concept of structural violence in health research,2018,48,4,749-759,Ansell
A 5-year retrospective analysis of legal intervention injuries and mortality in Illinois,2019,49,3,606-622,Friedman
Demographic causes of conflict and their implications for public health,2019,ePub,ePub,20731419843812,Hessel
Social violence structural violence hate and the trauma surgeon,2019,ePub,ePub,20731419859834,Muntaner
Telling medical professionals about victimization by intimate partner: analysis of women surviving intimate partner violence,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Lo
The rise and fall of the neurotic housewife: patient sex in psychotropic drug advertising to physicians 1946-1990,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Lexchin
Survival in adversity: trends in mortality among Blacks in the United States 1900-2010,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Hahn
India's response to the CoViD-19 pandemic: a frontal assault on the "historically dispossessed",2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Mohan
Outcomes for implemented macroeconomic policy responses and multilateral collaboration strategies for economic recovery after a crisis: a rapid scoping review,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Agarwal
Psychosocial Intervention Model of Kerala India during pandemic COVID-19: "Ottakkalla Oppamundu (You're not alone we're with you)",2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Ravindran
Structural violence and its effects on children living in war and armed conflict zones: a Palestinian perspective,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Tanous
Intimate partner violence and unmet need for family planning in selected south Asian countries,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Hoo
Minority rule: a lethal threat to the people's health democracy and our planet,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Krieger
The violence of non-violence: a systematic mixed-studies review on the health effects of sanctions,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Chaufan
The World Bank pensions and income (in)security in the global south,1995,25,4,697-726,Paul
Beyond the Medical Model: Future Directions for Suicide Intervention Services,2018,48,1,189-203,River