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,Neoliberalism and the World Bank’s Changing Approach to Health,th efficiency, and relatively stable financial commitments to health since the 1990s. This chapter concludes by discussing the Bank’s recent renewed discursive commitment to universalism in health, questioning how and whether it will play out in deed.

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Argentina: Mixed Outcomes While Coping with Crisis in a Planner State,ng on World Bank project and loan documents on national health plans and documents together with over two dozen interviews with policy makers, civil society activists, World Bank personnel, and other experts, I find that the World Bank advanced an agenda of targeted interventions in the context of a

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Peru: Slow, Steady Health Reform in a Weak State, to the private sector. Of the three cases, Peru also demonstrates most clearly the ways in which the logic of economic productivity and human capital are used to advance health. The World Bank, via its support of the precursors to the SIS—the maternal insurance and school children insurance institu

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Banking on Health: Variable Approaches and Contingent Outcomes,geting and decentralization) but sometimes in the interest of universalism and equity. I argue that state capacity and autonomy shape the World Bank’s interest in and the substance of its involvement in health across countries, sometimes in surprising ways. The chapter concludes by highlighting the

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rld Bank is involved in reforms. Finally, the book distinguishes neoliberal ends from means in health sector reform and traces changes in “banking on health” over time..978-3-319-87156-1978-3-319-61765-7

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John H. Ryther,Kenneth R. Tenorech guides my analysis. I discuss my research design and provide historical background on the health sectors of Argentina, Costa Rica, and Peru’s in order to contextualize these countries’ different responses and episodes of health sector reform between 1980 and 2005, setting the stage for the develo

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