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| Contributors Introduction: Health and Wealth in the Good Society, James A. Morone and Lawrence R. Jacobs Part I: An American Dilemma 1. Why the USA Is Not Number One in Health, Ichiro Kawachi 2. Health Disparities in the Land of Equality, Lawrence R. Jacobs Part II: Corrosive Markets 3. How Market Ideology Guarantees Racial Inequality, Deborah Stone 4. The Damages of the Market Panacea, Mark Schlesinger Part III: Silent Groups 5. Organized Labor's Incredible, Shrinking Social Vision, Marie Gottschalk 6. Interest Groups and the Reproduction of Inequality, Connie A. Nathanson Part IV: Chaotic Institutions 7. The Congressional Graveyard for Health Care Reform, Mark A. Peterson 8. Courts, Inequality, and Health Care, Peter D. Jacobson and Elisabeth Selvin Part V: The Territory Ahead: Little Victories 9. Medicaid at the Crossroads, Colleen Grogan and Erik Patashnik 10. Kids and Bureaucrats at the Grass Roots, Elizabeth H. Kilbreth and James A. Morone Part VI: The Territory Ahead: Thinking Big 11. Incrementalism Adds Up?, Lawrence D. Brown 12. What Government Can Do, Benjamin I. Page Conclusion: Prospering in the Age of Global Markets, Lawrence R. Jacobs and James A. Morone Essential Reading Index | ||||||||||||||||||
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