Ashley Frawley is a sociologist at the University of Kent, a columnist at Compact Magazine, and the COO of Sublation Media. She joins me to talk about her new paper “Constructing a Crisis: Mental Health, Higher Education and Policy Entrepreneurs.” The paper explores how the narrative of a mental health crisis amongst UK university students was created and perpetuated, and what this teaches us about the expansion of mental health discourse and psychological categorization more generally.
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Links:
* Frawley et al., “Constructing a Crisis: Mental Health, Higher Education and Policy Entrepreneurs”
* Frawley, et al., “Mental Health, Higher Education, and Regulatory Capitalism: Steering not Rowing.”
* Ashley Frawley, Significant Emotions: Rhetoric and Social Problems in a Vulnerable Age
* Ian Hacking, The Taming of Chance
* Kenan Malik, The Meaning of Race
* Cabanas & Illouz, Manufacturing Happy Citizens
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