Titlebook: Gender, Globalization, and Health in a Latin American Context; Jasmine Gideon Book 2014 Jasmine Gideon 2014 economy.gender.globalization.g

隨意

痛恨

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-7118-2erlock, 2009; Martínez Franzoni et al., 2009; Martínez Franzoni and Voorend, 2011). In the past two decades, important shifts have occurred, which commentators suggest can be traced back to the economic crisis of the 1980s. It was at this point that the structural adjustment policies, implemented as

Discrete

Canonical Metrics in K?hler Geometryoverview of existing literature on the gendered political economy of health and builds on this with literature from feminist economics, gender and development, and gendered international political economy. The broad conceptual foundations for this chapter and the subsequent analysis presented in the

使長(zhǎng)胖

膠狀

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-137-09446-9evels and how policy impacts are mediated by meso-level institutions. Policy legacy debates have highlighted how interest groups are created at different points in the evolution of health systems and how policy feedback occurs which plays a role in shaping the outcome of subsequent reforms. The chap

使入迷

PANT

Nina Oelkers,Hans-Uwe Otto,Holger Ziegler past few decades are closely linked to economic liberalization, as growing numbers of individuals, particularly women, migrate across borders to fill the devalued, marginalized, and flexible sectors of production and services (Sassen, 2002). However, for many migrants, their oppression needs to be

宣傳

放縱

Latin American Social Policy: Challenging Gender Inequalities?,erlock, 2009; Martínez Franzoni et al., 2009; Martínez Franzoni and Voorend, 2011). In the past two decades, important shifts have occurred, which commentators suggest can be traced back to the economic crisis of the 1980s. It was at this point that the structural adjustment policies, implemented as

MAG