Vol 1, No 1 (2011): PERSPECTIVES

Table of Contents

Editorial introduction
David Reggio
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i-vii

Articles

The production of critical theories in Health Systems Research and Education. An epistemological approach to emancipating public research and education from private interests
Jean-Pierre Unger, Pierre De Paepe, Patrick Van Dessel, Alicia Stolkiner
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1-28
Global Health and the Demands of the Day
Meg Stalcup, Stéphane Verguet
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29-44
Engaging with the discourse on lifestyle modifications: Evidence from India
Arima Mishra
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45-65
Tracing the Evolution of American Health Care through Medicare
Craig Boyd Garner, Judith M. Berry, David A. McCabe
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66-89
The Initiative to extend Medicare into Mexico: a case study in changing U.S. Health Care Policy
Roberto A. Ibarra
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90-109
Equity Aspects of Canadian Immunization Programs: Differences within and between countries
Mirella Veras, David Zakus
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110-131
Integrating Disability into Development in Eastern Indonesia: a Case Study in Theory versus Reality
Laine Berman
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132-145
Perinatal mortality in Indonesia: an unfinished agenda
Riawati Jahja
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146-165
Challenging Patriarchy: Trade, outward migration and the internationalization of Commercial sex among Bayang and Ejagham women in Southwest Cameroon
Ngambouk Vitalis Pemunta
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166-192
Space, Identity and Health Risks: a study of domestic waste in Ibadan, Nigeria
Aderemi Suleiman Ajala
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193-212

Invited Articles

Physiologie du risque face à l’Histoire, or, Health, Culture and Society: The possibilities of anthropology and policy
Bernard Jouanjean
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213-220
Medical Error and Medical Truth: The Placebo Effect and Room for Choice in Ayurveda
Dominik Wujastyk
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221-231
Kanosa- Lending an Ear to the Body and Mind Secrets of Rural Women:Thoughts on Health and Modernity
Satlaj Dighe
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232-247