Michelle Jamieson

TL;DR: Analysis of contemporary Australian newspaper coverage of the threat of pandemic influenza in humans, specifically in the light of recent transformations in biomedical and public health understandings of infectious disease as continuously emerging, suggests that the spectre ofPandemic influenza is characterised, in newspaper accounts, as invoking a specific form of nation building.

TL;DR: This article reviewed 11 primary studies that examine the impact of social mix on public housing estates and found that social mix usually leads to an improvement of the urban fabric and housing stock, which in turn improves the atmosphere of the areas concerned.

TL;DR: The issue of what is proper to nature, or life itself, is central to critical accounts of biomedicine and its complex interrelations with social, political and economic forces as discussed by the authors.

TL;DR: It is argued that immunology is founded on a view of the organism as a discrete, autonomous entity, and on a concomitant notion of the immune response as essentially reactive, and suggests that Pirquet's unique view of immune responsiveness presents an account of organismic or biological identity that encapsulates, rather than reduces, its ecological complexity.

TL;DR: The authors make the case for integrating reflexivity across all research approaches, before providing a "beginner's guide" for quantitative researchers wishing to engage reflexively with their own work, providing concrete recommendations, worked examples, and reflexive prompts.