The Contemporary Political Economy of Health and Healthcare

Abstract

This panel addresses various dimensions of the political economy of health and healthcare globally. Papers explore how political and regulatory regimes, economic and social institutions, and market-oriented actors shape health inequalities, care provision and health outcomes, as well as how and when shifts in governance patterns are prompted.

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When Scandals Go Viral: Assessing Reactions to Corruption in Latin American Health Systems	View Paper Details
Institutional Voids as a Playing Field: Financial Growth Strategies of Commercial Care Providers. A Patchwork Study in the Financialization of Health Care in the Netherlands.	View Paper Details
The Political Architecture of Health: How Regimes Shape Public Health Outcomes	View Paper Details
Pharmaceutical Services as an Asset Class: Assetization of Pharmaceutical Care and Lifestyle Products in Primary Care	View Paper Details
Governing Care Through Inequality: Structural Violence, Political Economy, and Health Policy in Rural Jharkhand	View Paper Details