Global health policy, local realities : the fallacy of the level playing field / edited by Linda M. Whiteford, Lenore Manderson.
2000
362.1 G562 2000
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Title
Global health policy, local realities : the fallacy of the level playing field / edited by Linda M. Whiteford, Lenore Manderson.
ISBN
1555878741 (alk. paper)
Imprint
Boulder, Colo. : Lynne Rienner Publishers, 2000.
Language
English
Description
vi, 333 p. ; 24 cm.
Call Number
362.1 G562 2000
System Control No.
(OCoLC)42771984
Bibliography, etc. Note
"Selected bibliography": p. 315-318.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Formatted Contents Note
Pt. 1. International health policy and issues of localization. The politics of child survival
Administering the epidemic : HIV/AIDS policy, models of development, and international health
Local identity, globalization, and health in Cuba and the Dominican Republic
Health care from the perspectives of Minahasa villagers, Indonesia
pt. 2. The global pharmacy. The King's law stops at the village gate : local and global pharmacy regulation in Vietnam
The business of medicines and the politics of knowledge in Uganda
pt. 3. Relocating bodies and body parts. Bodies transported : health and identity among involuntary immigrant women
Poverty, pity, and the erasure of power : Somali refugee dependency
Ethical issues in human organ replacement : a case study from India
pt. 4. Globalizing mothering. Does authoritative knowledge in infant nutrition lead to successful breast-feeding? A critical perspective
Reforming routines : a baby-friendly hospital in urban China
pt. 5. Conclusion. International health research : the rules of the game.
Administering the epidemic : HIV/AIDS policy, models of development, and international health
Local identity, globalization, and health in Cuba and the Dominican Republic
Health care from the perspectives of Minahasa villagers, Indonesia
pt. 2. The global pharmacy. The King's law stops at the village gate : local and global pharmacy regulation in Vietnam
The business of medicines and the politics of knowledge in Uganda
pt. 3. Relocating bodies and body parts. Bodies transported : health and identity among involuntary immigrant women
Poverty, pity, and the erasure of power : Somali refugee dependency
Ethical issues in human organ replacement : a case study from India
pt. 4. Globalizing mothering. Does authoritative knowledge in infant nutrition lead to successful breast-feeding? A critical perspective
Reforming routines : a baby-friendly hospital in urban China
pt. 5. Conclusion. International health research : the rules of the game.
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Series
Directions in applied anthropology
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