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6th European Conference...
VITH EUROPEAN CONFERENCE ON HEALTH PROMOTION AND EDUCATION
Equity, solidarity and responsibility for health
JUNE 18-21, 2003 PERUGIA, ITALY
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5th PHA newsletter
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Zipped Adobe Acrobat *.pdf document
Type:
Newsletter
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"Two years in the making and mere five days of beehive activity and the Assembly convened and launched it's grand beginning. Surpassing all expectations, we finally had almost 1.500 participants from 94 countries in attendance..."
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World Health Report 2000
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Full Title:
World Health Report 2000:
Responses to Murray & Frenk
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By Vicente Navarro published in the Lancet 2001
Sample:
"Murray and Frenk in their reply to my article, in which I criticised their World Health Report 2000, begin by presenting themselves as objective scientists who are battling against ideologies represented in criticisms of their repot..."
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6th PHA newsletter
Format:
Zipped Adobe Acrobat *.pdf document
Type:
Newsletter
Sample:
"PHA Participation at the World Health Assembly
- meeting between People's Health Assembly representatives and WHO DG
A meeting between the representatives of the People's Health Assembly and the WHO Director-General Ms Gro Harlem Brundtland was held on 18 May 2001 on the occasion of the World Health Assembly in Geneva, Switzerland. Zafrullah Chowdhury, Mira Shiva, Pam Zinkin, Maria Zuniga and Mike Rowson were present there on behalf of the PHA..."
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WTO_lancet (see info)
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Rewriting the regulations:
how the World Trade Organisation could accelerate
privatisation in health-care systems
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By Allyson M Pollock & David Price published in the Lancet 2000
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"The World Trade Organisation (WTO) is drawing up regulatory proposals which could force governments to open up their public services to foreign investors and markets. AS part of the General Aggrement on Trade in Services (GATS) negotiations, the WTO working party on reform of domestic regulation is developing a regulatory reform agenda which could mark a new era of compulsion in international trade law..."
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Globalisation and Health
Globalisation and Health: A view from Africa
Paper by David Sanders at IAHP Mallorca Conference, 22 May 2002
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