Within reason : a liberal public health for an illiberal time
(Book)

Introduction Foundations What Stories Will We Tell about COVID-19? Liberty and Health? Fear The Economics of Illiberalism How to Get Healthier and Wealthier during a Crisis Decision-Making in an Age of Social Media Borders in an Age of Pandemics UFOs, COVID-19, and the Return of Radical Uncertainty Why Do We Tell the Stories We Tell? The History of Soccer, the Butterfly Effect, and Public Health The Ongoing Challenge of Race Not in the Name of Public Health Health and the Opportunity to Think Freely Thinking in Groups or Thinking for Ourselves: In Praise of Iconoclasm The Challenge of Slow-Burning Threats The Ineluctable Role of the Faceless Bureaucrat Sectarianism and the Public's Health Health in an Era of Resurgent Great Power Conflict "For Our Own Good" Heresies Why Health? The Spherical Cow Problem Public Health and the Temptations of Power Not Our Place The Radical Importance of Acknowledging Progress Who's Left? Too Far, or Not Far Enough? A Case against Moralism in Public Health Resisting the Allure of Moral Grandstanding Resisting Our Suburban Impulses Checking Our Blind Spots We Need to Talk about Class Public Health and Tradition My Bias in Favor of Living Hopes Mercy and Our Present Moment A Case for Good Faith Argument "One Does Have Joys" A Playbook for Balancing the Moral and Empirical Cases for Health The False Choice of Diversity and Inclusion versus the Pursuit of Excellence Our Place in the Natural Order of Things What Do We Want from Our Political System? The Role of Experts and Community Voices Both The Aesthetics of a Healthier World Intellectual Cross-Training toward a Healthier World The Incredible Potential of New Technology The Consent of the Governed Spending Smarter A Populist Public Health In Praise of Objective Reality The Next Generation: The Kids Are (Probably) All Right In Conclusion Toward a Liberal Public Health Acknowledgments Index