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Health Policy Reform – Driving the Wrong Way?

A Critical Guide to the Global ‘Health Reform’ Industry

by John Lister  

John Lister has provided the definitive critique of market-oriented health care ‘reforms’ that the World Bank has been promoting at least since 1993. His book is a critical contribution to the struggle for equity-oriented, rights-based approaches to health systems in rich and poor countries alike.– Ronald Labonte, Canadian Research Chair and Ted Schrecker, Senior Policy Researcher, Institute of Population Health, University of Ottawa

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  • January 2005
  • ISBN: 9781904750451
  • 356 pages
  • $39.95
  • For sale in Canada
  • Co-published with Middlesex University Press

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John Lister has provided the definitive critique of market-oriented health care ‘reforms’ that the World Bank has been promoting at least since 1993. His book is a critical contribution to the struggle for equity-oriented, rights-based approaches to health systems in rich and poor countries alike.– Ronald Labonte, Canadian Research Chair and Ted Schrecker, Senior Policy Researcher, Institute of Population Health, University of Ottawa

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Karen Jennings, Head of Health, UNISON

“John Lister’s book is a powerful, worldwide critique of the costs and contradictions of market style reforms and privatization.”

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John Lister

John Lister has been the Information Director and principal researcher for London Health Emergency for 21 years. He has researched and written on a wide variery of health policy issues and is the author of Cutting the Lifeline and The Envy of the World.

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