Springer - Health Justice in India: Citizenship and Law

Explore the complex landscape of public healthcare in India through this interdisciplinary study. This book examines how health systems function by looking at the relationship between the State, the legal and medical professions, and civil society. By analyzing the health justice triad, the text provides a deep look into how power dynamics shape healthcare outcomes for Indian citizens. Readers gain insights into the juridico-legal processes used to seek justice in the medical field. The book also looks at the role of civil society in providing a counter-hegemonic force to support healthcare justice. It is an essential resource for those studying the intersection of law, public health, and social power within the Indian context.