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Lindie Clarke
Lindie Clarke
Department of Human Geography and Health
I currently research (and teach) in the interdisciplinary Health Studies program at Macquarie. This program seeks to foster better understanding of the socio-economic, political, cultural and environmental causes and consequences of health and ill-health at a community and population level, with a view to engaging communities, researchers, health providers, and governments in developing collaborative solutions to health problems that prioritise the prevention of ill-health and the promotion of better health and well-being for all. My three main research interests are: the politics and practice of occupational, environmental, and public health regulation; the geosocial determinants, distribution, and consequences of population health and ill-health; and innovative and ethical management practice.
Recent Publications
Books
2002 Clark, L. Finding a common interest: The story of Dick Dusseldorp and Lend Lease, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge UK .
Book Chapters
2004 Curson, P. and Clark, L. ‘Pathological environments’, pp. 238-56 in R. White (ed) Controversies in Environmental Sociology, Cambridge University Press, Melbourne, 2004.
Grants
An investigation of the impact of retail distribution on tobacco consumption in New South Wales. The Cancer Council of NSW/Macquarie University External Collaborative Research Grant (2005)