00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000Eng00رژیم های نابرابری: اقتصاد سیاسی سلامت و ثروت [کتاب انگلیسی]Cambridge University Press Cambridge University Press Originally published: December 18, 2019 Table of contents : Cover Half-title Title page Copyright information Dedication Contents List of Figures List of Tables Acknowledgments List of Abbreviations 1 Explaining Resilient Inequalities in Health and Wealth Introduction The Puzzle of Resilient Inequality The Political Economy of Resilient Inequality The Analytic Strategy Analysis of Policy Frames Case Selection Data Collection and Analysis Plan of the Book 2 Theorizing Regimes of Inequality: Welfare, Neoliberalism, and the Reframing of a Social Problem Introduction and Key Concepts Health Inequalities and Their Causes Welfare Regimes Neoliberalism Public Health Approaches to Welfare Regimes and Neoliberalism The Argument of the Book The Genesis of Neoliberal Policy Taboos: Welfare Regimes and Neoliberal Sticking Points The Reframing of Inequality Shifting the Overton Window: Why Reframing Inequality Makes It More Resilient Empirical and Theoretical Contributions of the Argument Conclusion 3 Health Inequalities: The Emergence of an International Consensus Policy Frame Introduction A Health Inequalities Primer Defining and Measuring Health Inequalities: A Priority on Outcomes Distinguishing between Health Inequalities and Health Care Inequalities Health Behaviors Are Socially Structured Social Hierarchy and the Social Gradient Social Inequality Itself Is a Cause of Health Inequalities The Emergence of the International Health Inequality Consensus Frame From Social Medicine to the Black Report: World War II to 1980 The Health For All Period: 1980–2005 The CSDH Era: 2006 Onward The International Health Inequality Consensus in Print Conclusion 4 New Labour, the Redistributive Taboo, and Reframing Inequality in England after the Black Report Introduction The English Health Inequality Frame in Brief Setting the Stage: From the Black Report to New Labour The Taboo: How New Labour Adopted Neoliberalism and Abandoned Redistribution Labour Made Redistribution Taboo Why Labour Made Redistribution Taboo Inequality Reframed: From Class Inequality to Social Investment and Health Conclusion 5 Inequality, Territory, Austerity: Health Equity in France since the U-Turn Introduction The Emergence of the French Taboo against Social Spending Dirigiste Keynesianism Confronts the Global Economic Order France's European Aspirations Reinforce the Taboo on Public Spending Internal Pressures for Austerity and the Self-Imposition of Taboo Inequality Reframed: From Territorial to Socioeconomic Inequalities in Health Health Inequalities: Discourse in French Government Reports The Territorial Frame in French Health Inequalities Policy Discourse Toward Adoption of the International Health Inequalities Consensus in France Explaining the Growing Salience of the ISS Frame Conclusion 6 From Risk Factors to Social Determinants: How the Changing Social Democratic Welfare Regime in Finland Reframed Health Inequality Introduction The Taboo: From Social Democratic Intervention to Respecting Markets Creating Taboo: A Social Democratic Welfare Regime Collides with Neoliberalism Neoliberal Taboos against Devaluation, Taxing Capital, Public Spending European Taboos against Public Service Provision, Product Market Regulation The Finnish Taboo in Comparative Perspective The Reframing The Old Finnish Health Inequality Frame: Medical Care and Proximate Risk Factors The Early 2000s and the New Frame A National Action Plan on Health Inequalities Increasing Salience of Health Inequalities Domestic Politics and the International Consensus Conclusion 7 In and Out of the Overton Window: How Talking about Health Inequality Made the Problem Harder to Solve Introduction England: Redistribution Is ''Out,'' Complex Cross-Sectoral Initiatives Are ''In'' France: Spending on Reducing Upstream Inequalities Is ''Out,'' Regional Cross-Sectoral Initiatives Are ''In'' Finland: Upstream Interventions Are ''Out,'' Midstream Interventions Are ''In'' Cross-Country Analysis: Why Are Health Inequalities So Hard to Reduce? 8 Regimes of Inequality Introduction Comparative Taboos Variable Reframing The Overton Window How and Why Neoliberalism Matters for Health Inequalities Welfare Regimes, Neoliberalism, and Regimes of Inequality Constructing Inequality Implications for Policy and Politics Conclusion Appendix Content Analysis of Government and Commissioned Health Inequality Reports Introduction Selection Criteria for Reports Coding Procedures The International Consensus Frame References Published Works Interviews Index نابرابری اقتصاد سیاسی سلامت اقتصاد سیاسی ثروت عدالت (فلسفه سیاسی) اقتصاد سیاسی لینچ, جولیا (Julia Lynch؛ استاد علوم سیاسی در دانشگاه پنسیلوانیا «University of Pennsylvania» مشهور به یو. پن (UPenn) در شهر فیلادلفیا در ایالت پنسیلوانیا ی آمریکا؛ پژوهشگر: سیاست نابرابری، سیاست سلامت، سیاست اجتماعی، روش های کیفی، اقتصاد سیاسی تطبیقی) Author book marcgt portal_lib local