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    David V. McQueen, editor.
    Contents:
    Section I. Theoretical and methodological issues
    High-risk versus population prevention strategies for NCDs: Geoffrey Rose revisited in the twenty-first century
    Current and future theoretical foundations for NCDs and health promotion
    The nature of causality: beyond traditional evidence
    Surveillance for NCDs and health promotion: an issue of theory and method
    Section II. Lenses for understanding NCDs
    Learning from the social sciences in chronic diseases health promotion: structure, agency and distributive justice
    Contextual factors in health and illness
    The social determinants of non-communicable diseases: a political perspective
    Risk factors: tobacco
    Physical inactivity and health promotion: evidence and challenges
    NGOs addressing NCDs through a health promotion lens
    Health literacy as a lens for understanding non-communicable diseases and health promotion
    From healthy public policy to intersectoral action and health-in-all policies
    Section III. Approaches to NCDs
    Population health intervention research: a fundamental science for NCD prevention
    Planning and management of cross-sectoral programs: strategies to address NCDs
    The public policy approach: governments, institutions, welfare states and social justice
    Accelerating action on NCDs: Understanding and applying a social determinants of health framework for changes
    Cardiovascular health, risk, and disease: primordial and remedial strategies
    Advocacy strategies to address NCDs: actions to increase the profile of physical activity
    Advocacy strategies to address NCDs: tobacco control
    Evidence synthesis to inform NCD prevention and health promotion
    Using evidence to inform NCD prevention and heal promotion
    The health promotion argument: NCDs and public health
    Public health, NDCs, health promotion, and business partnering: benefits, concerns, remedies, and moving towards creative partnering
    Section IV. Institutions and organizations
    Framing international trade and chronic disease
    Addressing NCDs through multilateral engagement at the United Nations: The role of WHO
    Governance, policy, and institutions
    NCDs and civil society: a history and a roadmap
    Developing health promotion workforce capacity for addressing non-communicable diseases globally
    Health promotion for NCDs in and by hospitals: a health promoting hospital perspective.
    Digital Access Springer 2013