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Handbook of Socioeconomic Determinants of Occupational Health : From Macro-level to Micro-level Evidence
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Töres Theorell
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2020
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Springer International Publishing
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978-3-030-05031-3
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2020
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Book chapters
pp. 1
Work Stress and Adverse Health Behaviors
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The Paradoxical Health Effects of Occupational Versus Leisure-Time Physical Activity
pp. 1
Social Inequality in the Transition from Work to Retirement
pp. 1
Using Arts to Support Leadership Development
pp. 1
Social Distribution of Occupational Hazards
pp. 1
Childhood Determinants of Occupational Health at Older Ages
pp. 1
Precarious Employment Conditions, Exploitation, and Health in Two Global Regions: Latin America and the Caribbean and East Asia
pp. 1
Work and Health
pp. 1
Work Stress, Immune, and Inflammatory Markers
pp. 1
Interactions of Work and Health: An Economic Perspective
pp. 1
Financial Gains, Possibilities, and Limitations of Improving Occupational Health at the Company Level
pp. 1
The Associationalist Demand–Control (ADC) Theory
pp. 1
The Impact of Sociopolitical Upheaval: Russia and Eastern Europe
pp. 1
Effort-Reward Imbalance and Occupational Health
pp. 1
Underemployment, Overemployment, and Mental Health
pp. 1
The Demand Control Support Towards Work Stress
pp. 1
International Organizations as Drivers of Change in Occupational Health
pp. 1
Climate Change, Occupational Heat Stress, Human Health and Socio-Economic Factors
pp. 1
Conflict and Offense to Self
pp. 1
Shift Work and Occupational Hazards
pp. 1
Work Stress and Autonomic Nervous System Activity
pp. 1
Health Economic Evaluation of Workplace Health Promotion
pp. 1
Psychosocial Safety Climate and Occupational Health
pp. 1
Sexual Harassment and Bullying at Work
pp. 1
Organizational-Level Interventions and Occupational Health
pp. 1
Regeneration and Anabolism: The Good Perspective
pp. 1
Organizational Justice and Health
pp. 1
Job Intensity
pp. 1
Work–Life Balance: Definitions, Causes, and Consequences
pp. 1
From National Labor and Social Policies to Individual Work Stressors
pp. 1
Occupational Noise: A Determinant of Social Inequalities in Health
pp. 1
Impact of the Digitization in the Industry Sector on Work, Employment, and Health
pp. 1
The Demand Control Support Work Stress Model
pp. 1
Social Inequalities in Health Among Older Adults After Retirement
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