Steve Fuller
Steve Fuller is Professor of Sociology at the University of Warwick. His e-
mail
address is s.w.fuller@warwick.ac.uk, and
his homepage is <http://www.warwick.ac.uk/~systdt/Inde
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Joyce Canaan
Dr. Joyce E Canaan is a Senior Lecturer in Sociology. She has published
widely in the area of the ethnography of schooling and has co-written Common
Culture (by Paul Willis with Simon Jones, Joyce Canaan and Geoff Hurd, 1990), and
co-edited, with Debbie Epstein, A Question of Discipline: Pedagogy and Power in
the Teaching of Cultural Studies, (1997). Her current research locates ethnographies
of schooling within the context of government policies on education.
Gil-Soo Han
Dr Gil-Soo Han is a senior lecturer at the School of Rural
Health, Monash University, Australia. His recent publications include Health and
Medicine under Capitalism: Korean Immigrants in Australia (2000, Associated
University Presses), ?The rise of Western medicine and revival of traditional
medicine in Korea: a brief history? in Korean Studies (1997, University of Hawaii),
and other articles. He is currently researching social determinants of health of past
industrial workers in rural setting, the needs/roles of health professionals, and
primary care needs in rural Australia.
Christian Karner
Christian Karner is currently in his final year of doctoral
research on the discourse of Hindu nationalism at the University of Nottingham
(School of Humanities). With a background in sociology, cultural studies and
anthropology, his other main interests include contemporary Austrian society, French
structuralism and the uses of psychological models in the study of religion and
society. He can be contacted on christiangkarner@hotmail.com
Gayle Letherby
Gayle Letherby is a principal/senior lecturer in Sociology in the
School of Health and Social Sciences at Coventry University and Deputy Director of
the Centre for Social Justice (also at Coventry). Research and writing interests
include feminist research and epistemology, auto/biography, family, kinship and
reproduction, learning and working in higher education.
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