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Hanlon P, Carlisle S. Do we face a third revolution in human history? If so, how will public health respond? J Public Health 2008; doi:10.1093/pubmed/fdn058.
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McCartney G, Hanlon P. Climate change and rising energy costs: a threat but also an opportunity for a healthier future? Public Health 2008; 122: 653-656.
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Carlisle S, Hanlon P. Wellbeing and consumer culture: a different kind of public health problem? Health Promotion International 2007; 22: 261-268.
Carlisle S, Hanlon P. The complex territory of wellbeing: contestable evidence, contentious theories and speculative conclusions. Journal of Public Mental Health 2007; 6: 8-13. © Pavilion Publishing | Link to full text PDF
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