Content: Background and introduction: UK experiences of health inequalities --
Reflections on the legacy of British health inequalities research --
Nordic health inequalities: patterns, trends, and policies --
Reflections on the UK's legacy of health inequalities: research and policy from a North American perspective --
Reflections on the UK legacy of health inequities research, from the perspective of low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) --
Contrasting views on ways forward for health inequalities research --
Axes of health inequalities and intersectionality --
Beyond 'health': why don't we tackle the cause of health inequalities? --
Neoliberalism and health inequalities --
Health inequalities in England's changing public health system --
The equity implications of health system change in the UK --
All in it together?: health inequalities, austerity, and the 'Great Recession' --
Industrial epiemics and inequalities: the commercial sector as a structural driver of inequalities in non-communicable diseases --
Place, space, and health inequalities --
The politics of tackling inequalities: the rise of psychological fundamentalism in public health and welfare reform --
Knowledge of the everyday: confronting the causes of health inequalities --
Socio-structural violence against the poor --
For the good of the cause: generating evidence to inform social policies that reduce health inequalities --
The spirit level: a case study of the public dissemination of health inequalities research --
Conclusion: where next for advocates, researchers, and policymakers trying to tackle health inequalities?