Well-Being: Expanding the Definition of Progress
Insights from Practitioners, Researchers, and Innovators from Around the Globe
Herausgeber: Plough, Alonzo L
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Well-Being: Expanding the Definition of Progress
Insights from Practitioners, Researchers, and Innovators from Around the Globe
Herausgeber: Plough, Alonzo L
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Cities and countries around the globe are starting to incorporate a well-being approach by reorienting policies and budgets to benefit people and long-term sustainability. With insights from an international group of scientists, practitioners, and innovators, Well-Being considers the measurement focus of conversations surrounding well-being, then moves beyond to action: shifts in policy, narratives, and power, and alignment with other movements across sectors.
Cities and countries around the globe are starting to incorporate a well-being approach by reorienting policies and budgets to benefit people and long-term sustainability. With insights from an international group of scientists, practitioners, and innovators, Well-Being considers the measurement focus of conversations surrounding well-being, then moves beyond to action: shifts in policy, narratives, and power, and alignment with other movements across sectors.
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- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 288
- Erscheinungstermin: 22. Oktober 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 155mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 476g
- ISBN-13: 9780190080495
- ISBN-10: 0190080493
- Artikelnr.: 59964887
- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 288
- Erscheinungstermin: 22. Oktober 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 155mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 476g
- ISBN-13: 9780190080495
- ISBN-10: 0190080493
- Artikelnr.: 59964887
Alonzo L. Plough, PhD, MPH, MA, is the chief science officer and vice president of Research-Evaluation-Learning at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Plough has had a distinguished career in public health practice, academia, and philanthropy. His work focuses on improving health and well-being, and achieving health equity. Plough serves as a board member for many health and social welfare organizations.
* TABLE OF CONTENTS
* Foreword
* Richard E. Besser
* Introduction: The Imperative for Well-Being in an Inequitable World
* Karabi Acharya and Alonzo L. Plough
* SECTION I: WHY WELL-BEING
* 1: Well-Being as a Pathway to Equity
* Based on papers prepared for the Bellagio gathering by: Walter
Flores, Éloi Laurent, Jennifer Prah-Ruger
* 2: The Rationale for a Well-Being Approach: Discussion and Case
Studies from Bellagio
* SECTION II: DEFINING WELL-BEING AND DETERMINING WHETHER WE'RE GETTING
THERE
* 3: The Stories the Numbers Do Not Tell: Measuring and Monitoring
Well-Being in a Culture of Health
* Carol Graham
* 4: Why the Dials on the Dashboard Matter: Discussion and Case Studies
from Bellagio
* SECTION III: NARRATIVES AND CULTURE
* 5: The Intersection of Narrative and Culture and Their Role in
Advancing Well-Being
* Nila Fietje and Felicity Thomas
* 6: The Power of Shifting Narratives, Expectations and Consciousness:
Discussion and Case Studies from Bellagio
* SECTION IV: THE VITAL ROLE OF GRASSROOTS ENGAGEMENT AND THE NEED TO
SHIFT POWER
* 7: Integration of Well-Being with Resilience and Other Broad Scale
Social Change
* Anita Chandra
* 8: The Imperative for Community-Driven Approaches and Radical
Inclusion: Discussion and Case Studies from Bellagio
* SECTION V: COLLABORATION AND INTEGRATION ACROSS SECTORS AND MOVEMENTS
* 9: Creating a Government Commitment to Well-Being
* Tim Ng
* 10: A Cross-Sector Approach that Breaks Down Silos and Encourages
Innovation: Discussion and Case Studies from Bellagio
* SECTION VI: CASE STUDIES
*
* - Bhutan
* - Nova Scotia, Canada
* - Palestine
* - Singapore
* - United Kingdom
* SECTION VII: REFLECTIONS
* 11: Afterword: Implications for Well-Being Policies in the United
States
* Julia E. Rusk
* 12: Afterword: The Future of Well-Being
* Laura Kubzansky
* 13: Conclusion
* Alonzo L. Plough
* Bellagio Conference Participant List
* Acknowledgments
* References
* Index
* Foreword
* Richard E. Besser
* Introduction: The Imperative for Well-Being in an Inequitable World
* Karabi Acharya and Alonzo L. Plough
* SECTION I: WHY WELL-BEING
* 1: Well-Being as a Pathway to Equity
* Based on papers prepared for the Bellagio gathering by: Walter
Flores, Éloi Laurent, Jennifer Prah-Ruger
* 2: The Rationale for a Well-Being Approach: Discussion and Case
Studies from Bellagio
* SECTION II: DEFINING WELL-BEING AND DETERMINING WHETHER WE'RE GETTING
THERE
* 3: The Stories the Numbers Do Not Tell: Measuring and Monitoring
Well-Being in a Culture of Health
* Carol Graham
* 4: Why the Dials on the Dashboard Matter: Discussion and Case Studies
from Bellagio
* SECTION III: NARRATIVES AND CULTURE
* 5: The Intersection of Narrative and Culture and Their Role in
Advancing Well-Being
* Nila Fietje and Felicity Thomas
* 6: The Power of Shifting Narratives, Expectations and Consciousness:
Discussion and Case Studies from Bellagio
* SECTION IV: THE VITAL ROLE OF GRASSROOTS ENGAGEMENT AND THE NEED TO
SHIFT POWER
* 7: Integration of Well-Being with Resilience and Other Broad Scale
Social Change
* Anita Chandra
* 8: The Imperative for Community-Driven Approaches and Radical
Inclusion: Discussion and Case Studies from Bellagio
* SECTION V: COLLABORATION AND INTEGRATION ACROSS SECTORS AND MOVEMENTS
* 9: Creating a Government Commitment to Well-Being
* Tim Ng
* 10: A Cross-Sector Approach that Breaks Down Silos and Encourages
Innovation: Discussion and Case Studies from Bellagio
* SECTION VI: CASE STUDIES
*
* - Bhutan
* - Nova Scotia, Canada
* - Palestine
* - Singapore
* - United Kingdom
* SECTION VII: REFLECTIONS
* 11: Afterword: Implications for Well-Being Policies in the United
States
* Julia E. Rusk
* 12: Afterword: The Future of Well-Being
* Laura Kubzansky
* 13: Conclusion
* Alonzo L. Plough
* Bellagio Conference Participant List
* Acknowledgments
* References
* Index
* TABLE OF CONTENTS
* Foreword
* Richard E. Besser
* Introduction: The Imperative for Well-Being in an Inequitable World
* Karabi Acharya and Alonzo L. Plough
* SECTION I: WHY WELL-BEING
* 1: Well-Being as a Pathway to Equity
* Based on papers prepared for the Bellagio gathering by: Walter
Flores, Éloi Laurent, Jennifer Prah-Ruger
* 2: The Rationale for a Well-Being Approach: Discussion and Case
Studies from Bellagio
* SECTION II: DEFINING WELL-BEING AND DETERMINING WHETHER WE'RE GETTING
THERE
* 3: The Stories the Numbers Do Not Tell: Measuring and Monitoring
Well-Being in a Culture of Health
* Carol Graham
* 4: Why the Dials on the Dashboard Matter: Discussion and Case Studies
from Bellagio
* SECTION III: NARRATIVES AND CULTURE
* 5: The Intersection of Narrative and Culture and Their Role in
Advancing Well-Being
* Nila Fietje and Felicity Thomas
* 6: The Power of Shifting Narratives, Expectations and Consciousness:
Discussion and Case Studies from Bellagio
* SECTION IV: THE VITAL ROLE OF GRASSROOTS ENGAGEMENT AND THE NEED TO
SHIFT POWER
* 7: Integration of Well-Being with Resilience and Other Broad Scale
Social Change
* Anita Chandra
* 8: The Imperative for Community-Driven Approaches and Radical
Inclusion: Discussion and Case Studies from Bellagio
* SECTION V: COLLABORATION AND INTEGRATION ACROSS SECTORS AND MOVEMENTS
* 9: Creating a Government Commitment to Well-Being
* Tim Ng
* 10: A Cross-Sector Approach that Breaks Down Silos and Encourages
Innovation: Discussion and Case Studies from Bellagio
* SECTION VI: CASE STUDIES
*
* - Bhutan
* - Nova Scotia, Canada
* - Palestine
* - Singapore
* - United Kingdom
* SECTION VII: REFLECTIONS
* 11: Afterword: Implications for Well-Being Policies in the United
States
* Julia E. Rusk
* 12: Afterword: The Future of Well-Being
* Laura Kubzansky
* 13: Conclusion
* Alonzo L. Plough
* Bellagio Conference Participant List
* Acknowledgments
* References
* Index
* Foreword
* Richard E. Besser
* Introduction: The Imperative for Well-Being in an Inequitable World
* Karabi Acharya and Alonzo L. Plough
* SECTION I: WHY WELL-BEING
* 1: Well-Being as a Pathway to Equity
* Based on papers prepared for the Bellagio gathering by: Walter
Flores, Éloi Laurent, Jennifer Prah-Ruger
* 2: The Rationale for a Well-Being Approach: Discussion and Case
Studies from Bellagio
* SECTION II: DEFINING WELL-BEING AND DETERMINING WHETHER WE'RE GETTING
THERE
* 3: The Stories the Numbers Do Not Tell: Measuring and Monitoring
Well-Being in a Culture of Health
* Carol Graham
* 4: Why the Dials on the Dashboard Matter: Discussion and Case Studies
from Bellagio
* SECTION III: NARRATIVES AND CULTURE
* 5: The Intersection of Narrative and Culture and Their Role in
Advancing Well-Being
* Nila Fietje and Felicity Thomas
* 6: The Power of Shifting Narratives, Expectations and Consciousness:
Discussion and Case Studies from Bellagio
* SECTION IV: THE VITAL ROLE OF GRASSROOTS ENGAGEMENT AND THE NEED TO
SHIFT POWER
* 7: Integration of Well-Being with Resilience and Other Broad Scale
Social Change
* Anita Chandra
* 8: The Imperative for Community-Driven Approaches and Radical
Inclusion: Discussion and Case Studies from Bellagio
* SECTION V: COLLABORATION AND INTEGRATION ACROSS SECTORS AND MOVEMENTS
* 9: Creating a Government Commitment to Well-Being
* Tim Ng
* 10: A Cross-Sector Approach that Breaks Down Silos and Encourages
Innovation: Discussion and Case Studies from Bellagio
* SECTION VI: CASE STUDIES
*
* - Bhutan
* - Nova Scotia, Canada
* - Palestine
* - Singapore
* - United Kingdom
* SECTION VII: REFLECTIONS
* 11: Afterword: Implications for Well-Being Policies in the United
States
* Julia E. Rusk
* 12: Afterword: The Future of Well-Being
* Laura Kubzansky
* 13: Conclusion
* Alonzo L. Plough
* Bellagio Conference Participant List
* Acknowledgments
* References
* Index