SPECIAL ISSUE – ADDRESSING THE REAL DISEASE? THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF HEALTH IN AUSTRALIA

Articles

David Primrose & Dorothy Broom: Renewing The Political Economy Of Health And Health Care In Australia

Ben Spies-Butcher: Markets, Universalism And Equity Medicare’s Dual Role In The Australian Welfare State

David Baker: Cutting Health Costs Lowering Out Of Pocket Expenses By Changing Processes

Freya Bundey: Putting The $7 Co Payment In Context Australia’s Increasingly Financialised System Of Healthcare

Patricia Ranald: Expropriating Public Health Policy Tobacco Companies’ Use Of International Tribunals To Sue Governments Over Public Health Regulation

David G. Legge, Deborah H. Gleeson, Hans Lofgren & Belinda Townsend: Australia’s Position On Medicines Policy In International Forums Intellectual Property Protection And Public Health

Julie Smith, Judith Galtry & Libby Salmon: Confronting The Formula Feeding Epidemic In A New Era Of Trade And Investment Liberalisation

Rodney Loeppky: Canada, Health And Historical Political Economy

Tim Anderson: Unlikely Partners Challenges For An Australia Cuba Collaboration In Pacific Health

Paul Simpson, Jill Guthrie & Tony Butler: A Reflection On Gavin Mooney’s Citizen Jury On Offender Health

Special feature

David Legge, Gavin Mooney & Scott Blackwell: Symposium On ‘whose Health Service Is It Anyway?’

Book reviews

Franklin Obeng-Odoom: Urban Planning And Public Health In Africa Historical, Theoretical And Practical Dimensions Of A Continent’s Water And Sanitation Problematic [Book Review]

David Legge: Medicine And Public Health At The End Of Empire [Book Review]

David Legge: Killer Company James Hardie Exposed [Book Review]