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The political economy of social inequalities: consequences for health and quality of life.
  1. WALTER BARKER, Early Childhood Development Centre
  1. Bristol, UK

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    The political economy of social inequalities: consequences for health and quality of life.Edited by Vicente Navarro. (Pp 530; $45.00). New York: Baywood, 2000. ISBN 0-89503-252-X

    The value of this interesting study is somewhat reduced by the overtly political comments in many chapters. Had the politics been confined to an introductory preface, readers could have concentrated better on the substantial arguments of various authors that growing social inequalities in today's world exacerbate health inequalities and reduce the quality of life for poorer people, especially in developing countries. …

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