Background
Stacey, Margaret was born on March 27, 1922 in London. Daughter of Conrad Eugene and Grace Priscilla (Boyce) Petrie.
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"...It is well-written and well-referenced...this is an important, innovative, enjoyable textbook which can be highly recommended for use in undergraduate and postgraduate sociology courses on health related subjects, and which will be of value in courses on women's studies and gender. It will also be of interest to inquiring health care practitioners of whatever persuasion." - Sociology "This book takes a bold step in pointing new directions for sociological and social-historical studies of health and health care." - Social History of Medicine Throughout the book, the division of labour in health care, especially as it relates to social class and gender divisions, is taken as central. Its particular characteristic, and one that distinguishes it from other texts in this field, is that feminist critiques of health care are considered alongside the mainstream writing in the social history of medicine, and in medical sociology. Part I takes an historical approach to the types of healing knowledge, the modes of treatment, and the organization of health care found in Europe over the last four hundred years. Part II is a sociological analysis of contemporary health care covering concepts of health and illness, the organization of the National Health Service, the division of labour, the impact of international capitalism, and the issues at stake in arguments about human reproduction.
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Stacey, Margaret was born on March 27, 1922 in London. Daughter of Conrad Eugene and Grace Priscilla (Boyce) Petrie.
Bachelor of Science of Economics, London School of Economics, 1943.
Labour officer Royal Ordnance Factory, Glasgow, Scotland, 1943-1944. Tutor Oxford (United Kingdom) University, 1944-1951. Lecturer, senior lecturer, director University College of Swansea, United Kingdom, 1959-1974.
Professor sociology University Warwick, Coventry, England, 1974-1989, emerita professor England, since 1989. Lucille Petry Leone Distinguished visiting professor University California, San Francisco, 1988, Honorary Doctor of Laws (Keele) 1998.
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Member General Medical Council, London, 1976-1983, Welsh Hospital Board, Cardiff, Wales, 1970-1974. Member Cmty. Health Council, South Warwickshire, 1972-1994. Chairperson South Warwickshire Maternity Superior vena cava syndrome Liaison Committee, since 1994.
Fellow Royal Society Medicine. Member British Sociological Association (chair 1977-1979, president 1981-1983).
Married Frank Arthur Stacey, May 20, 1945 (deceased October 1977). Children: Patricia Milligan, Richard John, Catherine Margaret, Peter Frank, Michael Read.