Globalisation and Health
Understanding India, globalisation and health care systems: a mapping of research in the social sciences
... Fourth, there is scope for many more empirical studies, and for greater testing and development of explanatory theory. In most thematic areas we found the majority of the literature to be overviews or commentaries. Quite ...
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European health research and globalisation: is the public-private balance right?
... of health research at European and global levels [39]? Steiglitz [40] and Chen et al [41] developed the case for both knowledge and health as ‘ global public goods ’ in a colloquium by the United Nations ...
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Globalisation and neoliberalism as structural drivers of health inequities
... and health service inequities became global concerns a decade after the initial euphoria of ...mented health sector reforms and were faced with the challenge of rising inequities in ...public health ...
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The health impacts of globalisation: a conceptual framework
... physical health. Basically, the follow- ing types of 'health functions' can be ...[41]. Globalisation and proximal health determinants Figure 3 shows that the impact of globalisation on ...
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Globalisation, health and foreign policy: emerging linkages and interests
... make globalisation work for health and to use health to foster better forms of ...making globalisation work is the contention that it is not working at the ...increased health, wealth ...
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A LEGISLATIVE STUDY AND GLOBALISATION OF HEALTH INSURANCE IN INDIA
... By estimating the overall risk of healthcare expenses, a routine finance structure (such as a monthly premium or annual tax) can be developed, ensuring that money is available to pay for the healthcare benefits specified ...
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Food, Health and Globalisation: Is Health Promotion Still Relevant?
... example). Health promotion practice has probably drawn too much on this rhetoric and lost the has concept of public good/public health and citizenship as a basis for ...for health education ...
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Could Globalisation be Good for World Health?
... impact of their invention on the global disease burden. this reform component would reorient the incentives of such firms in highly desirable ways. Any inventor firm would have incentives to sell its innovative ...
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Child labour: the effects of globalisation
... on globalisation-child labour ...and health status, family size and birth order, higher schooling costs, lack of quality education, employer’s attitude, inappropriate government policy play major ...mental ...
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Globalisation and poverty
... The basis for any poverty measurement is a poverty line definition. Discussions related to the selection of the poverty line have been growing, as the poverty is a multi- dimensional concept. Some scholars prefer for the ...
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Making globalisation work
... Economic globalisation has outpaced political globalisation in terms of the change of ...mindset. Globalisation has meant that we have become more integrated, more inter- ...
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Globalisation and Waste Management
... Disposal of waste is the most neglected area of SWM services and the current practices are grossly unscientific. Almost all municipal authorities deposit solid waste at a dump-yard situated within or outside the city ...
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Innovation and Financial Globalisation
... The goal of this paper is to ask how international …nancial integration a¤ects the levels of productivity and innovation activity. This is a timely question, since the current global …nancial crisis is leading to a ...
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Globalisation of science in kilometres
... of globalisation on the physical distance between research partners and the interconnectedness of ...of globalisation processes within and across national borders for all countries and all sciences ...
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Translation in the Era of Globalisation
... As pointed out earlier, the informational economy emerged at the end of the twentieth century, because the information technology revolution provided the tools or the material basis for this new economy characterised by ...
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Globalisation and knowledge economy
... about certain interesting aspects. Services, what in many cases regards services connected with informa- tion, therefore services not demanding the physical presence of the user, are relatively easily distributed and ...
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Globalisation – content, dynamics
... – International division of labour as such accompanied by the world trade liberalisation. Already the founder of modern economies Adam Smith has revealed in his cult work that the division of labour leads to the increase ...
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Globalisation: trends and issues for government
... Globalisation has many faces, and they do not always align neatly with the organisation of government. For example, some aspects of globalisation - trade, foreign investment, merger policy - fall clearly ...
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Conceptual globalism and globalisation : an initiation
... The official World Bank definition of globalization limited itself to “freedom and ability of individuals and firms to initiate voluntary economic transactions with residents of other co[r] ...
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The Globalisation Newsletter. 2-1995
... Les échanges extérieurs intragroupe en 1993 en milliards de F Exportations Importations Groupes français 199 60 + 139 Groupes étrangers dont Groupes européens Groupes américains Groupes[r] ...
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