Future perspectives for intervention, policy, and research on men and masculinities
Subtitle: an international forum
By: co-edited by Gilles Tremblay and Francois-Olivier Bernard
Publisher: Men's Studies Press
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Harriman, Tenn
Language: eng
Number of pages: 181
ISBN-13: 9781931342377; 9781931342384
Subjects: Health and hygiene; Cross-Cultural Comparison; Congresses; Psychology; Men's Health; Men; Masculinity
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Status and future prospects of the men's social movement in the province of Quebec from 1975 to 2010 / Jocelyn Lindsay, Gilles Rondeau & Jean-Yves Desgagnes; title: The status of men's mental health : conceptual and empirical obstacles and opportunities / Michael E. Addis; title: Crossing borders : exploring the margins and intersections of masculinities / Robert Heasley; title: Men and women : what new challenges? / Christine Castelain Meunier; title: Young Mexican men divided : a possibility for transforming masculinity / Juan Carlos Ramirez Rodriguez; title: Change is possible : deconstructing masculinities / S. Anjay and M. Adhu K. Ushwaha; title: State of the field in engaging men in activism and programme : an introduction with specific reference to experiences from south Asia / Satish Kumar Singh; title: State of the field in activism, programs and policy for engaging men and boys to promote gender transformation / Tim Shand, Laura Phillips, and Laura Pascoe; title: The importance of retaining a focus on masculinities in future studies on men and health / Steve Robertson and Robert Williams; title: Epistemology of critical studies on men and masculinity : perspective of a boy from France, after 25 years of research on these topics / Daniel Welzer-Lang; title: Australian perspectives / John MacDonald; title: Tripartite considerations in masculinities and men's health research / John Oliffe; title: Going beyond frontiers, interculture-action to better advance studies on men and masculinities / Gilles Tremblay.