Sunday Herald feature on research on 'excess mortality' in Scotland and Glasgow

Chik Collins

Press/Media: Research

Period	14 May 2016

Media coverage

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Media coverage

Title	Revealed: 'Glasgow effect' mortality rate blamed on Westminster social engineering
Media name/outlet	Sunday Herald
Date	14/05/16
Producer/Author	Karin Goodwin
URL	www.heraldscotland.com/news/14493634.Revealed___Glasgow_effect__mortality_rate_blamed_on_Westminster_social_engineering/
Persons	Chik Collins

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Activities
“The Political Economy of ‘Excess Mortality’ in Contemporary Glasgow and Scotland”, Invited paper at Oxford Brookes University, Department of Social Sciences, Global Politics, Economy and Society Seminar Series, 7th November 2016.
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Glasgow’s excess mortality: towards an understanding of a planning paradox? Special Half-Day Seminar, Department of Urban Studies, School of Social and Political Sciences, University of Glasgow, 30th September, 2016
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The social and political determination of health in contemporary Glasgow: Findings from the Scottish Office archive
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