Cikkismertetés: A rasszizmussal, a szexizmussal, a heteroszexizmussal és a nemi binarizmussal kapcsolatos mérések az egészségméltányosság kutatásában – A strukturális igazságtalanságtól a beépült ártalomig – ökoszociális elemzés (fordítás)
Absztrakt
Rasszizmus. Szexizmus. Heteroszexizmus. Nemi binarizmus. Ezek együttesen az egészség-méltánytalanságok beépülését strukturáló öncélú hatalom és kiváltságok igen ártalmas, elkülönülő és összefonódó társadalmi rendszereit alkotják. A betegségek eloszlásának ökoszociális elmélete alapján szintetizálom a kiválasztott "izmusok" fő jellemzőit, és a globális északi és a globális déli országok kutatásai alapján mérési sémát is adok. A tárgyalt mérőszámok között szerepelnek (a) strukturális mérőszámok, beleértve az explicit szabályokat és törvényeket, az implicit szabályokat és törvényeket, valamint a területi vagy intézményi, nem szabályozási intézkedéseket; és (b) egyéni szintű (kitettségi és internalizált) mérőszámokat, beleértve az explicit önbevalláson alapuló, kinyilvánított, rejtett és kísérleti mutatókat. Az ajánlások közé tartozik (a) a strukturális hatások mérésének kiterjesztése, hogy azok túlmutassanak a pszicho-szociális, egyéni szintű mérések jelenlegi elsődleges használatán; (b) a kitettség elemzése mind az életút, mind a korábbi generációk vonatkozásában; (c) az „anti-izmusok” mérésének kidolgozása; és (d) olyan területi alapú mérések kidolgozása, amelyek feltárhatják az igazságtalan „izmusok” strukturális meghatározói közötti kapcsolatokat, valamint azok környezetromlásra, éghajlat változásra és egészség-méltánytalanságokra gyakorolt hatásait.
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