Rene Loewenson

Global Social Policy Forum: Introduction: Tackling Health Worker Migration — Addressing the Fault Lines of Policy Incoherence
Global Social Policy 2008 8: 5-7. [PDF]  

Francis Omaswa

Health Workforce Migration: Addressing Causes and Managing Effects
Global Social Policy 2008 8: 7-9. [PDF]  

Kwadwo Mensah

Responding to the Challenge of Migration of Health Workers: Rights, Obligations, and Equity in North/South Relations
Global Social Policy 2008 8: 9-11. [PDF] [References]  

Suwit Wibulpolprasert and Cha-Aim Pachanee

Addressing the Internal Brain Drain of Medical Doctors in Thailand: The Story and Lesson Learned
Global Social Policy 2008 8: 12-15. [PDF] [References]  

Genevieve Gencianos

Defending Worker and Community Rights in Addressing the Global Health Care Workforce Crisis
Global Social Policy 2008 8: 15-18. [PDF] [References]  

Rick Rowden

Blocking Progress: The IMF and HIV/AIDS
Global Social Policy 2008 8: 19-24. [PDF]  

Michelle Dion

International Organizations and Social Insurance in Mexico
Global Social Policy 2008 8: 25-44. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Shailen Nandy

`Misunderestimating' Chronic Poverty?: Exploring Chronic Poverty in Developing Countries Using Cross-Sectional Demographic and Health Data
Global Social Policy 2008 8: 45-79. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Wolfgang Hein and Lars Kohlmorgen

Global Health Governance: Conflicts on Global Social Rights
Global Social Policy 2008 8: 80-108. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Rosalía Cortés

The Contemporary Social Policy Debate in Latin America
Global Social Policy 2008 8: 109-114. [PDF] [References]  

Yanqiu Rachel Zhou

Review Essay: Economic Reform, Neoliberal Globalization and Social Policy: Reconstructing the Relationship between the State, the Market and Citizens in China
Global Social Policy 2008 8: 115-128. [PDF] [References]  

GSP Digest
Global Social Policy 2008 8: 129-143. [PDF]  

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