Add to ORKGCountries in transition from communism provide valuable information on the effects of democracy on health Health improvements have been greatest in countries that have embraced democracy most enthusiastically Lack of democratic structures in some countries of the former Soviet Union acts as a barrier to the implementation of healthy public policie
Do democracies produce better health outcomes for children than autocracies? We argue that (1) democ...
This article is an updated version of the previous edition article by Dina Balabanova, Richard Coker...
BACKGROUND: In the past decade, the countries that emerged from the Soviet Union have experienced ma...
Objectives: The fall of the Wall in 1989 can be seen as a natural experiment in the epidemiological ...
The political and economic transition of the 1990s in the countries of central and eastern Europe ha...
Cataloged from PDF version of article.Many scholars claim that democracy improves population health....
Democracy is generally associated with governmental accountability, better public policy choices and...
Health plays an essential role for human and economic development. This thesis consists of four inde...
BACKGROUND: The collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 resulted in a transition from centrally planned...
This is the author accepted manuscriptIn this paper, we study the extent to which the spread of demo...
Exposure to (a liberal) democracy can have an impact on both the political attention and visibility ...
Although no systematic causal review has yet been done, the evidence of a relation between democracy...
Can political regimes be singled out as a factor affecting health? Rating countries by the extent of...
Many scholars claim that democracy improves population health. The prevailing explanation for this i...
After the end of the Cold War some ex-communist countries embraced full democracy, some became hybri...
Do democracies produce better health outcomes for children than autocracies? We argue that (1) democ...
This article is an updated version of the previous edition article by Dina Balabanova, Richard Coker...
BACKGROUND: In the past decade, the countries that emerged from the Soviet Union have experienced ma...
Objectives: The fall of the Wall in 1989 can be seen as a natural experiment in the epidemiological ...
The political and economic transition of the 1990s in the countries of central and eastern Europe ha...
Cataloged from PDF version of article.Many scholars claim that democracy improves population health....
Democracy is generally associated with governmental accountability, better public policy choices and...
Health plays an essential role for human and economic development. This thesis consists of four inde...
BACKGROUND: The collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 resulted in a transition from centrally planned...
This is the author accepted manuscriptIn this paper, we study the extent to which the spread of demo...
Exposure to (a liberal) democracy can have an impact on both the political attention and visibility ...
Although no systematic causal review has yet been done, the evidence of a relation between democracy...
Can political regimes be singled out as a factor affecting health? Rating countries by the extent of...
Many scholars claim that democracy improves population health. The prevailing explanation for this i...
After the end of the Cold War some ex-communist countries embraced full democracy, some became hybri...
Do democracies produce better health outcomes for children than autocracies? We argue that (1) democ...
This article is an updated version of the previous edition article by Dina Balabanova, Richard Coker...
BACKGROUND: In the past decade, the countries that emerged from the Soviet Union have experienced ma...