Connecting Social Problems to Personal Life¶
Sternheimer, K. (2020). Connecting Social Problems to Personal Life.
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- Moral Panic
- Institutional residue: regulatory changes (FDA restrictions, taxation policies) that may persist even if epidemiological reassessment later suggests the panic exaggerated long-term risk
This sourceRowman & Littlefield. Sternheimer applies moral-panic analysis to contemporary case studies in public health and social policy.
- Institutional residue: regulatory changes (FDA restrictions, taxation policies) that may persist even if epidemiological reassessment later suggests the panic exaggerated long-term risk
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