This collection of essays by David Coburn, Susan Rappolt, Ivy Bourgealt,
and Jan Angus examines the relationship between the health professions and
the state in an era of restructuring. These essays argue that these
relationships cannot be properly understood outside of the processes of the
rise of neo-liberalism and globalization. (165 pp.)

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