Add to ORKGObjectives: This article analyzes the transformation of the health sector during the second half of the twentieth century and presents information on the role that international institutions play in capital accumulation
his article examines health sector reforms in Latin America and the Caribbean to discuss the ideolog...
Several decades after the first wave of state reforms, we can observe the neoliberal disaster manife...
Theory attempting to explain poverty and development is vast, varied, and, in many ways, inconclusiv...
During the second half of the 20th century, there have been great transformations in the world's soc...
Abstract of the article referenced in the citation field. Original in Spanish.Objectives: This artic...
During the second half of the 20th century, there have been great transformations in the world's soc...
Objectives: This article has two main objectives. One is to examine the correspondence between World...
América Latina enfrenta problemáticas de desarrollo y salud comunes. La equidad y la superación de l...
Objectives: To examine the role of multinational corporations in the process of health care service ...
The history of healthcare in Latin American countries can be traced back to colonial times and, in s...
Objectives: To take elements of analysis from the economic reproduction of capitalist societies\u27 ...
The World Bank is an important external funder of health aid to developing countries.However, many a...
Recent literature on comparative welfare states has recognised the central role international financ...
This article presents the results of the comparative research project Managed Care in Latin America:...
This essay has four objectives. The first is to document the current episode of capital inflows to L...
his article examines health sector reforms in Latin America and the Caribbean to discuss the ideolog...
Several decades after the first wave of state reforms, we can observe the neoliberal disaster manife...
Theory attempting to explain poverty and development is vast, varied, and, in many ways, inconclusiv...
During the second half of the 20th century, there have been great transformations in the world's soc...
Abstract of the article referenced in the citation field. Original in Spanish.Objectives: This artic...
During the second half of the 20th century, there have been great transformations in the world's soc...
Objectives: This article has two main objectives. One is to examine the correspondence between World...
América Latina enfrenta problemáticas de desarrollo y salud comunes. La equidad y la superación de l...
Objectives: To examine the role of multinational corporations in the process of health care service ...
The history of healthcare in Latin American countries can be traced back to colonial times and, in s...
Objectives: To take elements of analysis from the economic reproduction of capitalist societies\u27 ...
The World Bank is an important external funder of health aid to developing countries.However, many a...
Recent literature on comparative welfare states has recognised the central role international financ...
This article presents the results of the comparative research project Managed Care in Latin America:...
This essay has four objectives. The first is to document the current episode of capital inflows to L...
his article examines health sector reforms in Latin America and the Caribbean to discuss the ideolog...
Several decades after the first wave of state reforms, we can observe the neoliberal disaster manife...
Theory attempting to explain poverty and development is vast, varied, and, in many ways, inconclusiv...