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Latest AdditionsJune 2010Publication Entry: by Neesha Harnam and Kirsty Walker June 2010Bibliography Entries: México Cutler, D., Knaul, F., Lozano, R., Mendez, O., Zurita, B.,et. al., “Financial crisis, health outcomes and ageing: Mexico in the 1980s and 1990s”, Journal of Public Economics, 84 (2002) Kanul, F., Arreola-Ornelas, H, Méndez-Carniado, O; Bryson-Cahn, C., Barofsky J., Maguire R., Miranda, M., Sesma, S.,“Evidence is good for your health system: policy reform to remedy catastrophic and impoverishing health spending in Mexico”, The Lancet, 368 (November 2006) Langer, A. Lozano, R., Bobadilla, J.L. 1991, “The effects of Mexico’s crisis on the health of women and children” in M. González de la Rocha, A. Escobar Latapi (Eds.), Social Responses to Mexico’s Economic Crises of the 1980s. University of California, San Diego (1991) Pego, Raquel Abrantes, Las estrategias de accion colectiva en el sector sauld mexicano a partir de la crisis economica de 1982: una primera aproximacion. Mexico, D.F.: Division de Administracion Publica, Centro de Investigacion y Docencia Economicas (c. 1995) Stephen, Lynn, “Women in Mexico's Popular Movements: Survival Strategies against Ecological and Economic Impoverishment” Latin American Perspectives, 19, 1. The Ecological Crisis of Latin America (Winter, 1992) Latin America Hill, K and Palloni, A, “Demographic Responses to Economic Shocks: The Case of Latin America”, Research in Human Capital and Development, 8 (1994) Londoño, Juan Luis, Frenk, Julio. Structured pluralism: towards an innovative model for health system reform in Latin America. Health Policy, 41 (1997) Musgrove, Philip, “ Economic Crisis and Health Policy Response” in Georges Tapinos, Andrew Mason and Jorge Bravo, eds., Demographic Responses to Economic Adjustment in Latin America, Oxford, Claredon Press (1997) Packard T, Baeza C. Beyond survival: protecting households from health shocks in Latin America, Washington DC: World Bank (2006) Palloni A., Hill, K., and Aguirre, G.P., “Economic swings and demographic changes in the history of Latin America” Population Studies, 50 (1996) Palloni A., Tienda, M. “Demographic responses to economic recessions in Latin America since 1990”, Sociological Inquiry, 62 (1992) Romero, Dalia E. y Landmann, Célia, “Crisis económica y mortalidad infantil en Latinoamérica desde los años ochenta”, Cadernos de saúde pública, 16, 3, (2000) Tapinos, G., Manson, A., and Bravo, I. (Eds.), Demographic Responses to Economic Adjustment in Latin America. Oxford, Claredon Press (1997) World Bank, Poverty and Income Distribution in Latin America. The Story of the 1980s. Washington, Technical Departmente. Latin America and the Caribean Region, World Bank (1993) Weil, Connie and Joseph Scarpaci (eds.), Health and Health Care in Latin America During the Lost Decade: Insights for the 1990s. Minnesota Latin American Series - Iowa International Papers (1992) Colombia
February 2010Bibliography Entry: Luckin, B. (ed,), Medical Refugees in Britain and the Wider World, 1930-1960, special issue of Social History of Medicine, 22, 3 (December 2009) December 2009Bibliography Entries: J. B. Shank, Crisis: A Useful Category of Post–Social Scientific Historical Analysis?, The American Historical Review, 113:1090–1099, October 2008. Europe: World Health Organisation, Meeting Report. Health in times of global economic crisis: implications for the WHO European Region, WHO Regional Office for Europe, Oslo, 2009. November 2009Bibliography Entries: Transnational: Stuckler D., C. Meissner and L. King, 'Can a bank crisis break your heart?' Globalization and Health, 4, 1 (2008), pp.1-12 Britain: Cameroon: Costa Rica: Cuba: Indonesia: Frankenberg E., K. Beegle, B. Sikoki, and D. Thomas, Health, family planning and well-being in Indonesia during an economic crisis: Early Results from the Indonesian Family Life Survey, RAND Labour and Population Program Working Paper Series 99-06 (December 1998) Korea: Poland: United States: Miller, C.A, E.J. Coulter, L.B. Schorr, A. Fine, and S. Adams-Taylor, 'The world economic crisis and the children: United States case study', International Journal of Health Services, 15, 1 (1985) pp. 95-134
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