'This book is without doubt a superb resource for anyone who wants to understand what makes partnerships for public health and wellbeing succeed - or fail.' Alan Maryon-Davis, Honorary Professor of Public Health, Kings College London, UK and Editor-in-Chief of Public Health Today 'This comprehensive, clearly structured and well written textbook provides a detailed and critical account of partnerships for public health and well being in the UK - how they have evolved, their driving forces, and their pros and cons. This textbook will prove invaluable both to academics seeking to explore the whys and wherefores of partnership working, and to practitioners seeking to understand how to make the most effective use of partnerships.' - Jennie Naidoo, Associate Lecturer, Faculty of Health and Life Sciences, University of the West of England, UK 'Providing a comprehensive overview of the current policy landscape and detailed discussion on the different types of health and wellbeing partnerships, this book is a fantastic resource for anyone wanting to understand why and how intersectoral working remains central to efforts to improve population health.' - Jane South, Professor of Healthy Communities, Leeds Metropolitan University, UK
