Volume 1 Issue 4: Embodied Neoliberalism

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The Operative Word

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Welcome to The Operative Word! This is the podcast of the International Society of Critical Health Psychology. Join us as we unravel the complexities that shape how critical health psychologists understand health and wellbeing. Each month, we hear from a different foundation member of ISCHP to tell us about their careers in critical health psychology. New episodes released monthly from March 2025.

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Volume 1 Issue 4: Embodied Neoliberalism

The Operative Word

32 minutes 18 seconds

6 years ago

Volume 1 Issue 4: Embodied Neoliberalism

In this Issue of The Operative Word (#TheOW), Professor Antonia Lyons (@antoniacl) recounts some of the key points about the keynote address she delivered at the last ISCHP conference. Informed by her research programme on young adults' drinking cultures, we ask her to reflect on a broad range of issues including gender, social media identity curation, marginalised groups, and neoliberalism.