... Anirudh Krishna India social mobility inequality education employment jobs caste system health care women's rights Narendra Modi 123 How to extend equality of opportunity across a vast and growing population is one of the most important problems facing India to- day. The ideal...

... globalization nongovernmental organizations microfinance health care employment natural disasters 130 Few big countries . . . have had their fortunes so profoundly shaped by a weak position in the global system. Made in Bangladesh: Homegrown Development in a Global Economy NAOMI HOSSAIN In less...

...Barbara Prainsack This new way of thinking about health and disease has tangible implications for when and how health-care interventions are set in motion—and for how people are expected to manage their lives. © 2019 Current History. All rights reserved. 2019 The Regents of the University...

... expectancy suicide opioid epidemic unemployment social spending welfare austerity homelessness poverty hunger United States Affordable Care Act Europe Britain National Health Service Greece 310 [S]hort-term policy changes can have long-term effects on the health and well- being...

... by the military dictatorship. During Pinochet s rule, Chile became a poster child for neoliber- alism, radically reforming the economy and the welfare state, privatizing pensions and partially privatizing education and health care. Following the democratic transition, the center-left parties JENNIFER PRIBBLE...

... of the University of California Mary Moran Africa Liberia Ebola epidemic Ellen Johnson Sirleaf African politics health care corruption 177 With each promise of more foreign aid by multilateral donors, the general public assumed that the nation s elites would grow richer while ordinary people...

... poverty health care education economic growth India Kenya Uganda Peru prevention infrastructure social mobility 20 To make progress toward moving a majority of the world s population into better circumstances, we must adopt a more nuanced view of what constitutes poverty. The Mixed News...

.... Virtually full employment, progressive income taxation, partial public own- ership of key industries, universal health care, pensions, housing assistance, financial benefits for parents what Fabian could ask for more? After the Second World War, the United Kingdom ushered in similar aspects of social...

... to limited but still significant changes in pension, fiscal, and energy policies, near-universal health care coverage, macroeco- nomic stability despite a volatile international economic climate, and real advances in the fight against organized crime. Still, it would be hard to argue that his presi- dency...