Vol. 4 No. 1 (2006) | African Safety Promotion: A Journal of Injury and Violence Prevention

Published: 2006-10-09

Editorial

Data to action: intersecting spaces, diversity and social action

Richard Ahmed, Rashid Ahmed, Shahnaaz Suffla

DOI:

10.4314/asp.v4i1.31569

Data to action: mobilising compassion and merging voices in safety promotion

Mohamed Seedat

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10.4314/asp.v4i1.31570

Securing safety as a right: from knowing to doing

Mamphela Ramphele

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10.4314/asp.v4i1.31571

The right to safety as part of the human rights discourse

Jody Kollapen

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10.4314/asp.v4i1.31572

National policy documents for violence and injury prevention

Etienne G Krug, Richard J Waxweiler

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10.4314/asp.v4i1.31573

Injury prevention and safety promotion in Africa - local actors and global partners

Olive C Kobusingye

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10.4314/asp.v4i1.31574

Equity, social differentiation, transport policy and road design

Eduardo A Vasconcellos

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10.4314/asp.v4i1.31575

Data translation: what can injury prevention and safety promotion learn from the tobacco control data-policy nexus?

Yussuf Saloojee

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10.4314/asp.v4i1.31577

Safe communities and injury prevention: convergence in a global quest or an experiment in "Empowered deliberative democracy"?

Leif Svanström

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10.4314/asp.v4i1.31578

Childhood injuries: defining a global agenda for research and action

Adnan A Hyder

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10.4314/asp.v4i1.31579

Childhood burns: emerging evidence for preventive action and policy in South Africa

Ashley van Niekerk

DOI:

10.4314/asp.v4i1.31580

Injury surveillance systems in low and middle income countries (LMIC): challenges, prospects and lessons

Yvette Holder

DOI:

10.4314/asp.v4i1.31581

Delphi technique as a tool in assessing injury priorities and actions for injury prevention in the European Union

Delia-Marina Alexe, Ilias Skalkidis, Kiki Petroulaki, Eleni Petridou

DOI:

10.4314/asp.v4i1.31582

Use of epidemiology in the public space: reconstruction of a train fire in India

Dinesh Mohan, AK Roy, Sunil Kale, SN Chakravarty

DOI:

10.4314/asp.v4i1.31583

Modelling traffic injury prevention in low and middle income countries (LMIC): prospects and challenges

Babatunde A Solagberu

DOI:

10.4314/asp.v4i1.31584

Disaster management in a global world: tensions, contradictions and imperatives from the Red Cross and Red Crescent perspective

Mandisa Kalako-Williams

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10.4314/asp.v4i1.31576

Essential trauma care: an African perspective

Robert E Quansah

DOI:

10.4314/asp.v4i1.31585

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Editorial

Data to action: intersecting spaces, diversity and social action

DOI:

Data to action: mobilising compassion and merging voices in safety promotion

DOI:

Securing safety as a right: from knowing to doing

DOI:

The right to safety as part of the human rights discourse

DOI:

National policy documents for violence and injury prevention

DOI:

Injury prevention and safety promotion in Africa - local actors and global partners

DOI:

Equity, social differentiation, transport policy and road design

DOI:

Data translation: what can injury prevention and safety promotion learn from the tobacco control data-policy nexus?

DOI:

Safe communities and injury prevention: convergence in a global quest or an experiment in "Empowered deliberative democracy"?

DOI:

Childhood injuries: defining a global agenda for research and action

DOI:

Childhood burns: emerging evidence for preventive action and policy in South Africa

DOI:

Injury surveillance systems in low and middle income countries (LMIC): challenges, prospects and lessons

DOI:

Delphi technique as a tool in assessing injury priorities and actions for injury prevention in the European Union

DOI:

Use of epidemiology in the public space: reconstruction of a train fire in India

DOI:

Modelling traffic injury prevention in low and middle income countries (LMIC): prospects and challenges

DOI:

Disaster management in a global world: tensions, contradictions and imperatives from the Red Cross and Red Crescent perspective

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Essential trauma care: an African perspective

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