Third world health: hostage to first world health
Product Description: Great and increasing inequities exist between the peoples of the Third World and those of the First. As well, we find ourselves threatened by imminent environmental catastrophes largely as a result of trying to maintain such inequities. This clear and straightforward text explai...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Product Description: Great and increasing inequities exist between the peoples of the Third World and those of the First. As well, we find ourselves threatened by imminent environmental catastrophes largely as a result of trying to maintain such inequities. This clear and straightforward text explains the complex origins of such bodies as the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank and others, and demonstrates the extent to which they exacerbate the problem. The situation is now so grave that we can no longer afford the luxury of leaving it to the professionals. We are all involved. We find ourselves hearing daily news reports of wars, starvation, the HIV/AIDS pandemic and natural disasters, rendered worse by inadequate international responses. The United Nations, once seen as an effective arbiter and mediator in such matters, now finds itself unable to exercise authority adequately. Third World Health: hostage to First World Wealth adopts a positive approach and puts forward various ways in which people at all levels can become more involved. It addresses the pivotal issue of health in the Third World and argues that it is very much hostage to the globalisation of trade by and for the benefit of First World agencies. |
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| adam_text | Contents
Foreword ix
Acknowledgements xi
Introduction 1
Chapter 1 Health and poverty 3
Life and death in Cambodia 3
Comparative wealth of nations 4
TRIPS 7
WHO and TRIPS 8
Healthcare and health promotion 9
Within community variation and between community variation 11
Within poor community variation 1 3
References 14
Chapter 2 Problems caused by inequities in wealth and
by environmental damage 19
The Christmas 2004 earthquake and tsunamis 19
The broad picture 21
War as a solution? 22
Global finance 22
Water, water everywhere but not to drink 23
How about a game of golf? 24
What about climate change? 25
Implications 27
Attendant consequences of lack of global control 28
Financial consequences 29
Big tidal waves and tsunamis 30
References 31
Chapter 3 Mortgaging the third world 33
Holding health hostage 33
Squeezed between upstream and downstream forces 34
The IMF and the World Bank 35
Origins of the IMF and World Bank 37
Structural adjustment 38
Sequence of events behind the debt crisis 40
Some consequences of the debt crisis 41
Jubilee 2000: a Christian Aid initiative 42
Environmental is international 43
Collective vs individual 44
Are the drug trade and debt linked? 46
IV Contents
How can the first world protect itself? 47
Upholding the banks 48
Lowering standards in the first world 49
A simple explanation of compound interest 50
First the goods, then the people 5 3
Impact of emigration on a society s health 54
Impact of immigration on first world social health 55
Wars, health promotion and the debt 56
References 61
Chapter 4 The conflict between global health and global finance:
a case study approach 63
Addressing health inequalities 63
Reinforcing global inequalities 64
Case study 1: Uganda 66
Case study 2: privatising pharmaceutical provision in India 67
Privatisation, trade and the global market 68
The impact of global finance on global health 69
Possible solutions 71
Cancellation of world debt 71
Accountability and sovereignty 72
Collective vs individual 72
Enforceable social charters and lobbying for change 73
Free trade vs fair trade and the WTO 74
Conclusion 76
References 76
Chapter 5 The third world helping itself community health
programmes 79
Forms of financing healthcare 79
Involving the community 80
What about the poorest of the poor in Nepal? 81
Trafficking for prostitution in Nepal 83
Similar community based health programmes elsewhere 83
India 84
Men having the snip 85
Kerala a sustained success story 86
Pakistan g5
Youth resource centres gg
The youth resource centre health camps gg
Pakistan and the refugees from Afghanistan g9
Sri Lanka and the condom 90
One more society vulnerable to HIV/AIDS 91
References 91
Contents V
Chapter 6 Poverty, health and finance 93
Measuring poverty 93
What about measures of health inequality? 94
Establishing an agenda for global equity in health 95
The Maximin principle 95
Analysis of health financing strategies 96
Making locally financed policies pro poor 96
Tax based financing 99
Social insurance funding 100
Private health insurance cover 101
User fees 102
Community based health insurance 103
References 104
Chapter 7 Popular opposition to the inequities 105
Scepticism about the G7/G8 105
Genoa G8 Summit protest 107
Globalisation perceived as inimical to equity 108
Diversity within the movement 109
Organisation within the movement 110
Influences on the movement 111
Other direct confrontations 112
Law enforcement reaction 112
Influence on the developing world 113
Criticism 113
The Iraq War and its impact on the movement 115
Useful websites 115
References 116
Chapter 8 Milk and imperialism 117
Links between global health and Western wealth 117
Support for third world services 117
Market forces, SAPs and private enterprise 118
Status of breastfeeding in the third world 119
Breastfeeding as part of the health promotion agenda 119
Third world economics and breastfeeding 120
Addressing the global decline in breastfeeding rates 121
Professional opposition to breastfeeding 122
Impact on the third world 122
The World Health Organization s response 124
Breastfeeding vs market forces 125
The breastfeeding issue worldwide 126
Nestle and its impact on the third world 128
Nestle s use of the HIV/AIDS pandemic 130
Other questionable practices revealed by IBFAN 131
References 134
vi Contents
Chapter 9 The impact of first world wealth on third world health:
British American Tobacco in China 135
Smoking a third world problem? 135
Why BAT needs the third world 137
Related negative impacts on health 139
A closer look at how BAT benefits in China 139
First world finance bodies in the Chinese tobacco trade 141
The Asian Monetary Fund I42
The Chinese National Tobacco Corporation (CNTC) and
Western multinationals 143
Targeting Chinese health with Western advertising 143
BAT s denial of the health risks vs the statistical evidence 144
China s attempts to sustain health policies 145
Conclusion and recommendations 147
References 148
Chapter 10 The tobacco impact worldwide 151
Beyond China I51
The tobacco pandemic 151
A conceptual framework for tobacco use 152
Are we winning? 154
A brief account of BUGA UP !5 5
Trying to measure smoking initiation among minors 157
Profiles of female tobacco use 159
Other indicators used in tobacco surveillance 16°
References i61
Chapter 11 The third world and HIV/AIDS I63
The changing HIV/AIDS pandemic in the third world I63
Third world women and AID S 166
Back to Africa I67
The Zimbabwe situation until 2002 I68
Health promotion, empowerment and African women 169
HIV/AIDS in the African context 169
Why women are especially vulnerable 17°
Local culture and HIV prevention 171
Male condoms: culture and consequences I72
Are female condoms the answer? 173
Sexually transmitted diseases as an acceptable risk I74
Impact of the lack of basic education 174
Empowering function of local advocacy groups 175
Entrenching poverty an SAP bequest 176
Solutions to the women s health crisis I77
A diluted WHO target on HIV/AIDS I78
What is to be done? I79
References I80
Contents vii
Chapter 12 Peru a detailed case study of one third world country
until 2000 183
About Peru 183
Movement into debt 183
The economic and political context 184
Peru under Fujimori (1990 2000) 186
Fujimori s conservatism 189
Health in Peru under adjustment 190
Circumventing impacts on health of SAPs 193
Conclusion 195
References 196
Chapter 13 Cuba model or monster? 199
Cuba in the news 199
Who are the elderly Cubans ? 200
Some background 202
People centred government 203
Cuba as virus 204
The long blockade 205
President Bush tightens the noose 207
Can Cuban public health survive the blockade? 208
Health promotion and social attitudes 209
Differences in the Cuban context 210
The vulnerability of Cuban health promotion 211
Dollar earning Cubans rally to promote health 213
Potential of the Cuban experience 214
HIV/AIDS in Zimbabwe Cuba s response 215
Cuban doctors in post apartheid South Africa 216
References 218
Chapter 14 Possible routes to global health equity 219
Capitalism and first world consumerism: the underlying problems 219
Targets set vs targets measurable 220
An international role for Health Impact Assessment 221
International Association for Impact Assessment and HuIA 221
The politics/health interface 222
A conspectus of possible strategies 223
Unsustainability 224
The problems of comparative measures 225
Specifics of food supply and health 226
Varying health promotion parameters 227
Is capitalism actually an option? 228
The optimistic view as a solution 230
Pre political Greening 231
Can Green political power survive bureaucracy? 232
Organising for transnational government 233
References 235
viii Contents
Appendices
A The regression line explained 237
B The compound interest formula explained 241
C Protecting breastfeeding from unethical marketing 243
D Nutrition league table 245
E Peru s Letter of Intent 247
F A New Framework and Guidelines Enshrining A Fundamental
Human Right to the Highest Attainable Standard of Health 255
G State of the IBFAN Code country by country 275
H WHO HFA (2000) Targets for Equity in Health 277
Index 287
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| title_sort | third world health hostage to first world health |
| title_sub | hostage to first world health |
| topic | Promotion de la santé - Aspect économique - Pays en voie de développement Promotion de la santé - Pays en voie de développement Santé mondiale - Aspect social - Pays en voie de développement Santé mondiale - Aspect économique - Pays en voie de développement Santé publique - Aspect social - Pays en voie de développement Santé publique - Aspect économique - Pays en voie de développement Entwicklungsländer Gesellschaft Developing Countries economics Environmental Health Health promotion Economic aspects Developing countries Health promotion Developing countries Internationality Public Health economics Public health Economic aspects Developing countries Public health Social aspects Developing countries Socioeconomic Factors World Health World health Economic aspects Developing countries World health Social aspects Developing countries Gesundheitswesen (DE-588)4020775-4 gnd |
| topic_facet | Promotion de la santé - Aspect économique - Pays en voie de développement Promotion de la santé - Pays en voie de développement Santé mondiale - Aspect social - Pays en voie de développement Santé mondiale - Aspect économique - Pays en voie de développement Santé publique - Aspect social - Pays en voie de développement Santé publique - Aspect économique - Pays en voie de développement Entwicklungsländer Gesellschaft Developing Countries economics Environmental Health Health promotion Economic aspects Developing countries Health promotion Developing countries Internationality Public Health economics Public health Economic aspects Developing countries Public health Social aspects Developing countries Socioeconomic Factors World Health World health Economic aspects Developing countries World health Social aspects Developing countries Gesundheitswesen |
| url | http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=013204023&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA |
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