Global Health Watch 6

    Global Health Watch 6

    Global Health Watch  |  2022
    Published by Bloomsbury

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    The latest edition of what remains the leading source for radical analysis in global healthcare. Combining rigorous analysis with practical policy suggestions, Global Health Watch 6 offers an accessible and compelling case for a radical new approach to healthcare across the world.


    For over a decade, Global Health Watch has been the definitive source for alternative analysis on health and healthcare, challenging conventional wisdom and pioneering innovative new approaches to the field. This new edition addresses the key challenges facing governments and health practitioners today, within the context of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.

    Collaboratively written by academics and activists drawn from a variety of movements, research institutions, and civil society groups, its case studies cover some of the most pressing issues in world health. Combining rigorous analysis with practical policy suggestions, Global Health Watch 6 offers an accessible and compelling case for radical new approaches to healthcare across the world.

    Praise for Global Health Watch 6

    “At a time when global health often takes little notice of history and resulting power relationships between and within countries, Global Health Watch reliably fills this gap. GHW6, as in previous editions, marshals data and scholarship to support the right to health for all people. It helps answer the call to decolonize global health scholarship and practice. In these times, when pandemics, climate crisis accelerate inequality, it should be required reading for all who work in the field.”
    Mary T. Bassett MD MPH, Director, François-Xavier Bagnoud Center for Health and Human Rights, Harvard University, USA

    “Brings together vision, critique, solidarity, and the promise of a collective path towards health equity for the world’s peoples. GHW5 makes vivid the connections between social justice and public health.”
    Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health