This collection of essays analyzes the complex linkages between globalization and health, the health effects of globalization at all levels (global, national, and local), and the policy and institutional responses associated with the health consequences of globalization.
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Editors' Preface Acknowledgements List of Contributors 1 Globalization and Health in the New Millennium SAMPLE CHAPTER, Richard L. Harris and Melinda J. Seid 2 Globalization, Health, and the Free Trade Regime: Assessing the Links, Ronald Labonte 3 The Social Dimension of Globalization and Health, Aboubakr A. Badawi 4 Globalization and Health: The Paradox of the Periphery, Christine Mcmurray 5 Health Transition and Globalization in the Pacific: Vestiges of Colonialism?, Sitaleki A. Finau, Iris L. Wainiqolo and Giuseppe G. Cuboni 6 Globalization and Health Policy in South Africa, Di Mcintyre, Stephen Thomas and Susan Cleary 7 Global Challenges to Equity in Safety and Health at Work: Struggles for Fair Work in Southern Africa, Rene Loewenson 8 Reproductive Health in Post-Transition Mongolia: Global Discourses and Local Realities, Kimberley Rak and Craig R. Janes 9 Access to Healthcare via Telehealth: Experiences from the Pacific, Roy Smith 10 Globalization of Risks for Chronic Diseases Demands Global Solutions, Derek Yach and Robert Beaglehole 11 The People's Health Movement: A People's Campaign for "Health for all - Now!", Ravi Narayan and Claudio Schuftan 12 The Globalization of Health: Risks, Responses, and Alternatives, Richard L. Harris and Melinda J. Seid Index
