The New Blackwell Companion to Medical Sociology / Blackwell Companions to Sociology (PDF)

Preface Part I: Introduction: 1. Medical Sociology and Sociological Theory: William C. Cockerham (University of Alabama) and Graham Scambler (University College, London) 2. Health and Culture: Stella Quah (National University of Singapore) 3. The Sociology of the Body: Sarah Nettleton (University of York) Part II: Health and Social Inequalities: 4. Health and Social Stratification: Eero Lahelma (University of Helsinki) 5. Health Status and Gender: Ellen Annandale (University of Leicester) 6. Health, Ethnicity, and Race: Hannah Bradby (University of Warwick) and James Y. Nazroo (University of Manchester) Part III: Health and Social Relationships: 7. Health and Religion: Ellen L. Idler (Emory University) 8. Health Lifestyles: Bringing Structure Back: William C. Cockerham (University of Alabama) 9. Social Capital and Health: Lijun Song (Vanderbilt University), Joonmo Son (National University of Singapore), and Nan Lin (Duke University) 10. Medicalization, Social Control, and the Relief of Suffering: Joseph E. Davis (University of Virginia) 11. Stress: William R. Avison (University of Western Ontario) and Stephanie S. Thomas (University of Western Ontario) 12. Stress in the Workplace: Johannes Siegrist (University of Düsseldorf) Part IV: Health and Disease: 13. Emerging Infectious Diseases, Urbanization, and Globalization in the Time of Global Warming: George J. Armelagos (Emory University) and Kristin N. Harper (Columbia University) 14. Chronic Illness: Kathy Charmaz (Sonoma State University) and Dana Rosenfeld (University of Keele) Part V: Health Care Delivery: 15. Health Professions and Occupations: Elianne Riska (University of Helsinki) 16. Challenges to the Doctor-Patient Relationship in the Twenty-First Century: Jennifer Vanderminden (University of New Hampshire) and Sharyn J. Potter (University of New Hampshire) 17. Complementary and Alternative Medicine: Processes of Legitimation, Professionalization, and Cooption: Hans A. Baer (University of Melbourne) 18. The

William C. Cockerham is Distinguished Professor and Chair of Sociology at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. He is past President of the Research Committee on Health Sociology of the International Sociological Association and former member of the Editorial Board of the American Sociological Review. His recent books include Medical Sociology, 13th edition (2016), Sociology of Mental Disorder, 9th edition (2014), and Social Causes of Health and Disease, 2nd edition (2013). He also is Editor-in-Chief of the Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia of Health, Illness, Behavior, and Society (2014).

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