PHA-Exchange> Bull of the WHO: Issue on Globalization

[Claudio Schuftan]

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 This will interest you:
> Bulletin of the World Health Organization
> Volume 79, Number 9, September 2001
>
> Special Theme - Globalization
>
> Available online at:
> http://www.who.int/bulletin/tableofcontents/2001/vol.79no.9.html
> <http://www.who.int/bulletin/tableofcontents/2001/vol.79no.9.html>
>
> Editorials
>
> ? Globalization: changing the public health landscape - Nick Drager &
Robert
> Beaglehole
>
> ? Globalization: from rhetoric to evidence -Richard G.A. Feachem
>
> Policy and Practice
>
> ? Is globalization good for your health? - David Dollar
>
> ? Globalization and health: results and options - Giovanni Andrea Cornia
>
> ? The globalization of public health: the first 100 years of international
> health diplomacy -David P. Fidler
>
> ? Information and communication technologies and health in low income
> countries:
>     the potential and the constraints - C.P. Chandrasekhar & J. Ghosh
>
> ? Globalization and occupational health: a perspective from southern
Africa
> - Rene Loewenson
>
> ? Global public goods and health: taking the agenda forward - Inge Kaul &
> Michael Faust
>
> ? Globalization and health: a framework for analysis and action
>      David Woodward, Nick Drager, Robert Beaglehole, & Debra Lipson
>
> Books & Electronic Media
>
> ? The Lugano Report: on preserving capitalism in the 21st century (Susan
> George) -Maurice King
>
> ? Human frontiers, environments and disease: past patterns, uncertain
> futures (Tony McMichael) -Robert Beaglehole
>
> News Features
>
> Globalization - how healthy?