Health in developing countries, including resources on issues such as: infectious diseases; NCDs; injury and violence; maternal, newborn and child health; and nutrition.
MULTI-LEVEL PRO-POOR HEALTH GOVERNANCE, STATISTICAL INFORMATION FLOWS, AND THE ROLE OF REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS IN SOUTH-AMERICA AND SOUTHERN AFRICA
Stretching health diplomacy beyond 'Global' problem solving: Bringing the regional normative dimension in
The importance of the regional dimension of health diplomacy is only gaining slow and uneven recognition. This is in many ways surprising. As demonstrated in the work of Deacon on the ‘globalization of social policy’, global social policy has been animated and debated not only at the multilateral level but at the regional level as well. But at least in the diplomatic literature, the importance of this regional dynamic (with a focus on diverse sites and actors and the pursuit of democratic control) has been missed.
'Regionalism and Health Policy in South America: Tackling Germs, Brokering Norms and Contesting Power', in Andrea Hoffmann and Andrea Bianculli (eds) Regional Organizations and Social Policy in Europe and Latin America: A Space for Social Citizenship?
Condiciones de vida y acceso al sistema de salud: determinantes del abandono del tratamiento antituberculoso
Globalism, regionalism and social policy: South American regional health policy in international perspective
Health Diplomacy in South America: Lessons from UNASUR Health
Regional Organizations and Food Safety: Lessons from South America
Las organizaciones regionales pueden desempentilde; ar alguacute; n rol en materia de inocuidad de alimentos? Lecciones de la regioacute; n de Ameacute; rica del Sur
Advancing regionalism and a social policy agenda for positive change: From rhetoric to action
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