Well-Being: Expanding the Definition of Progress
Well-Being: Expanding the Definition of Progress
Insights From Practitioners, Researchers, and Innovators From Around the Globe
Plough, Alonzo L.
Oxford University Press Inc
12/2020
224
Mole
Inglês
9780190080495
15 a 20 dias
476
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, Eloi 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, Eloi 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