Vicenç Navarro se centra en la economía política, el estado de bienestar y los estudios políticos. Sus extensas publicaciones, traducidas a varios idiomas, exploran las intrincadas relaciones entre el desarrollo social, la economía y la política. El trabajo de Navarro es valorado por su profundidad e influencia, estableciéndolo como un académico altamente citado en las ciencias sociales internacionales. Sus análisis ofrecen una mirada penetrante a los desafíos socioeconómicos contemporáneos.
propuestas para crear empleo y bienestar social en España
Barcelona. 21 cm. 221 p. Encuadernación en tapa blanda de editorial ilustrada. Navarro, Vicenç 1937-. Prólogo Noam Chomsky. Unión Europea. Política económica. Crisis económicas. España. 2008. Política de empleo. Torres López, Juan. 1954-. Garzón Espinosa, Alberto. 1985- .. Este libro es de segunda mano y tiene o puede tener marcas y señales de su anterior propietario. 9788495363947
Consequences for Health and Quality of Life
Challenging the prevailing ideology that promotes minimal state intervention in economic and social affairs, this collection of articles critiques the policies advocated since the Reagan-Thatcher era. It presents diverse perspectives that argue for a more active role of the state in fostering human development, questioning the effectiveness of economic science as it is currently applied. Through these discussions, the book aims to provoke thought and debate on the relationship between government involvement and societal progress.
The book examines the significant roles of the insurance industry and the medical industrial complex in shaping U.S. health policy. It argues that comprehensive and universal health benefits could be provided to most Americans at a lower cost than the current fragmented healthcare system. Through analysis, it highlights the potential for a more efficient and equitable approach to healthcare coverage in the United States.
The book presents a collection of articles that challenge conventional perspectives on the political and economic factors contributing to inadequate health care in Third World countries. It delves into alternative analyses that highlight systemic issues and propose new understandings of health care disparities, aiming to provoke thought and inspire action toward improving health outcomes in underdeveloped societies.
This volume provides a timely collection of the most germane studies and commentaries on the complex links between recent changes in national economies, welfare regimes, social inequalities, and population health.