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|a Handbook on the political economy of health systems
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|c edited by Joan Costa-Font (Professor of Health Economics, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK), Alberto Batinti (Assistant Professor of Economic Policy, La Sapienza University of Rome) and Gilberto Turati (Professor of Public Finance, Department of Economics and Finance, School of Economics, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Italy)
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|a Includes bibliographical references and index
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|a 25. Multilevel governance in the first wave of covid-19 / Marta Angelici, Paolo Berta, Joan Costa-Font and Gilberto Turati -- Part VI. Lessons from the handbook -- 26. The political economy of health systems: Research space, goals and lessons / Alberto Batinti, Joan Costa-Font and Gilberto Turati -- Index
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|a 18. Institutional quality and health outcomes / Giacomo De Luca, Domenico Lisi, Marco Martorana and Luigi Siciliani -- Part IV. The political economy of health care financing and policy reforms -- 19. Towards a general political economy of private supplementary health insurance / Claudio Lucarelli and Mark Pauly -- 20. Political economy of public financing of health in low- and middle-income countries / Sumit Mazumdar and Rodrigo Moreno-Serra -- 21. Political economy of health system reform: Evidence from Spain / Guillem López-Casasnovas -- 22. The pharmaceutical patent system and access to medicines / Valbona Muzaka -- Part V. Political economy of health care during covid-19 -- 23. Covid-19 and the interest group approach to government / Peter T. Leeson and Henry A. Thompson -- 24. Political preferences and nudging for healthcare: Evidence from covid certificates / Mario Cesare Nurchis, Luca Salmasi and Gilberto Turati --
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|a 8. Political economy of health care insurance expansion in Mexico / David G. Lugo-Palacios and Alejandro Sanders Villa -- 9. Weird health care for weird societies? / Hartmut Kliemt -- Part III. Political institutions, political markets and health care decisions -- 10. Medical composition of cabinets and the health care system / Joan Costa-Font, Nicolas Marchi and Debra Winberg -- 11. Women politicians and public health / Sonia Bhalotra and Mariana Lopes da Fonseca -- 12. Community and civic participation effects on health and well-being / Luke Munford and Daniel Gray -- 13. Ideology and health spending / Bernd Theilen -- 14. Lobbying, health, and healthcare / Nathaniel Z. Counts and Vinu Ilakkuvan -- 15. Healthcare corruption / Martin McKee, Eleanor Hutchinson and Dina Balabanova -- 16. Provider power and healthcare systems / Mason Barnard, Irini Papanicolas and Peter Smith -- 17. Health effects of trade policy and corporate interest groups / Pepita Barlow --
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|a Contents: Part I. Introduction to the political economy of health systems -- 1. An Introduction to the handbook on the political economy of health systems / Alberto Batinti, Joan Costa-Font and Gilberto Turati -- Part II. Constitutional design of health care systems -- 2. Health and healthcare as a human right / Hiroaki Matsuura -- 3. Do democratic regimes exhibit 'better' health outcomes? / Alberto Batinti and Joan Costa-Font -- 4. Soviet communism and later-life health and health care / Joan Costa-Font and Anna Nicińska -- 5. Federalism and tax-financed healthcare: Economic advantages, dilemmas, and solutions / Roger D. Congleton -- 6. The coordination in European Union healthcare after covid-19 / Marco Buso, Massimo Bordignon, Rosella Levaggi and Gilberto Turati -- 7. Efficiency and equity effects of healthcare decentralization: Evidence from Italy / Caterina Ferrario, Rosella Levaggi and Massimiliano Piacenza --
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|a "This groundbreaking Handbook brings together the two timely subject matters of political economy of health and health care into one comprehensive book. Containing up-to-date discussions on these key topics, it provides an interdisciplinary approach and a better understanding of health policy making. Highlighting the key theoretical and empirical debates in academia and policy across a variety of scholarly groups, this Handbook shows the differing methods and principles applied while sharing the common goal of understanding the institutional mechanisms, constraints and determinants that influence decision-making. Split into six thematic parts, the expert contributors discuss the design of health care systems, political markets, financing and policy reforms, and healthcare during pandemics, as well as providing insightful lessons to be learnt for the future. Scholars and professionals interested in an in-depth state-of-the-art companion to the main issues under discussion of the effects of the design in our health systems, along with the constraints that they face, will find this Handbook an excellent resource"--
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