Health, Civilization and the State Book

	Acknowledgements
	Introduction: Changing definitions of the history of public health	1
Pt. 1	Population, health and pre-modern states	9
1	Health and morality in the ancient world	11
2	Pestilence and public order in medieval Europe	24
3	Enlightenment discourse and health	46
Pt. 2	The right to health and the modern state	63
4	Social science and the quantitative analysis of health	65
5	Epidemics and social dislocation in the nineteenth century	79
6	Public health and the modern state: France, Sweden and Germany	97
7	Public health and centralization: the Victorian British state	111
8	The enforcement of health and resistance	128
9	Localization and health salvation in the United States	147
Pt. 3	The obligations of health in the twentieth century	163
10	The quality of population and family welfare: human reproduction, eugenics and social policy	165
11	Health and the rise of the classic welfare state	196
12	Conditional citizenship: the new political economy of health	231
Pt. 4	Preparing for the twenty-first century	279
13	Being fit to live in the twenty-first century: healthy bodies and somatic maps	281
	Epilogue	314
	Bibliography	320
	Index	361