Home ›
Equity in health and economic globalisation
In this personal Viewpoint, the author argues that globalisation has led to increased inequity in health and healthcare provision, just as it aggravates social inequity in general. He highlights the growing sacrifice of equity to efficiency, and the complicity of `elite' countries and companies in the deterioration of social conditions. Medical knowledge is being traded as a for-profit commodity, and the benefits of globalisation and liberalisation are bypassing poorer countries because of the concern for profit.
Author:
Issue
Guided search
Click a term to initiate a search.
Content type
- Abstract (1429)
- Book review (59)
- Book (20)
Keywords
- Cooperación internacional (278)
- Sociedad civil (481)
- Conflicto y reconstrucción (86)
- Medio ambiente (construído y natural) (90)
- Género y diversidad (204)
- Globalización (91)
- Gobernabilidad y políticas públicas (220)
- Trabajo y medios de vida (203)
- Metodología (288)
- Derechos humanos (133)
- Sector social (142)
- Tecnología (45)
Regions
- Estados Árabes (28)
- Middle East (6)
- Oceanía y el Japón (31)
- Europa Central y del Este/CEI (30)
- Asia del Este (87)
- América Latina y el Caribe (164)
- América del Norte (28)
- Asia del Sur (186)
- South East Asia (16)
- Africa subsahariana (309)
- Europa Occidental y del Sur (42)