Titlebook: Comparative Health Policy and the New Right; From Rhetoric to Rea Christa Altenstetter (Professor of Political Scien Book 1991 Christa Alte

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Nordic Health Policy in the 1980s,services. Finland, governed by a centre-left coalition of agrarian (now centre) and Social Democratic parties, developed its own equally comprehensive mix of ‘municipal socialism’ with nationally mandated welfare programmes.

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Begriffsanalyse: Zwei Formen von Angst,hey stand at 188.69 (in 1986), compared with the European average of 154.11 (Health System, 1988, p. 31). Although a considerable decline in the death rate was identified (particularly in the 1970s) (Epstein, 1979) the problem looms large, calling for medical and political action.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-15523-0easingly specific proposals for an alternative, were pure rhetoric in the nonpejorative sense that they were intended to be persuasive. The alternative policies suggested by these insurgents became the official policies of the Reagan administration when it came to power in January 1981.

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Hans-Werner Prahl,Monika Setzwein the field are members of the Canadian Health Economics Research Association (CHERA). It may be for this reason that the difference between the rhetoric and the reality of the recent wave of Conservative governments has not been clearly delineated.

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Privatising from Within: The National Health Service under Thatcher,es back to the market. Such policies have flourished not only in Europe, the USA and Japan but more surprisingly in many Third World countries too in spite of the previous statist preferences of their nationalist governments.

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