Book Review

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Book reviewed in this article:B.S. Turner, Medical Power and Social Knowledge.J. Bond and S. Bond, Sociology and Health Care: an Introduction for Nurses and Other Health Care Professionals.J. Bond and S. Bond, Sociology and Health Care: an Introduction for Nurses and Other Health Care Professionals.W.J. Doherty, C.E. Christiansen and M.B. Sussman, Family Medicine: the Maturing of a Discipline.W.J. Doherty, C.E. Christianson and M.B. Sussman, Family Medicine: the Maturing of a Discipline.T. Rathwell, Strategic Planning in the Health Sector.D.J. Hunter and G. Wistow, Community Care in Britain: variations on a theme.T. Rathwell, Strategic Planning in the Health Sector.D.J. Hunter and G. Wistow, Community Care in Britain: variations on a theme.N. Mays and G. Bevan, Resource Allocation in the National Health Service: A review of the methods of the Resource Allocation Working Party (RAWP).N. Mays and G. Bevan, Resource Allocation in the National Health Service: A review of the methods of the Resource Allocation Working Party (RAWP).P. Townsend, P. Phillimore and A. Beattie, Health and Deprivation: Inequality and the North.P. Townsend, P. Phillimore and A. Beattie, Health and Deprivation: Inequality and the North.C. Baron, Asylum to Anarchy.C. Baron, Asylum to Anarchy.J. Justice, Policies, Plans and People: Culture and health development in Nepal.J. G. Kennedy, The Flowers of Paradise: the institutionalized use of the drug qat in North Yemen.J. Justice, Policies, Plans and People: Culture and health development in Nepal.J. G. Kennedy, The Flowers of Paradise: the institutionalized use of the drug qat in North Yemen.J. Justice, Policies, Plans and People: Culture and health development in Nepal.J. G. Kennedy, The Flowers of Paradise: the institutionalized use of the drug qat in North Yemen.N.P. McKeganey and S. Cunningham‐Burley (eds), Enter the Sociologist.N.P. McKeganey and S. Cunningham‐Burley (eds), Enter the Sociologist.