Routledge Global Health Governance and India Book

Explore the changing landscape of global health governance through this scholarly work from Routledge. Part of the Edinburgh South Asian Studies Series, this book examines how the health sector has transformed over the last two decades. It looks at how capital, ideas, and technology move across borders through the interaction of global, national, and local institutions. By analyzing the complex terrain of health governance in India, the text provides a deep look at local responses to global integration and fragmentation. It offers a detailed study of how public health is commercialized and how various actors influence health priorities within the context of the Sustainable Development Agenda. This is an essential resource for those studying the dialectics of global and local health structures.