Thomas John Bossert
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 161871 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Thomas John Bossert |
| NOMBRES | Thomas John |
| APELLIDO | Bossert |
| FIRMA | BOSSERT T J |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 35 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1980 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2011 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Health sector decentralization and local decision-making
Total quality management in the public sector
Health-Policy Innovation and International Assistance in Central America
For over a decade, international health activities have emphasized primary health care (PHC) as a priority policy for health care delivery in the Third World. During the 1970s, a general consensus onthe central goals and activities of this policy emerged in international health meetings. ' PHC, a policy model designed to provide relatively low-cost services first in underserved rural areas and then in marginal urban areas, involves training auxil…
Nicaraguan Health Policy
Can We Return to the Regime for Comparative Policy Analysis? Or, The State and Health Policy in Central America
Students of comparative public policy analysis often hear statements like those of the policymaking officials cited above. Officials often offer their explanations for the differences in policy among nations by focusing on the political regime. Although policymakers themselves view political regime characteristics as important, comparative policy analysts have generally avoided explanations at this level. From a variety of methodological perspect…
The Agrarian Reform and Peasant Political Consciousness in Chile
It has been argued that agrarian reform is a reformist strategy for undermining the revolutionary potential of the peasantry. By granting landownership to the landless it risks turning them into a petty-bourgeois kulak class which identifies its interests with those of larger property owners.1 While some observers suggest that agrarian reform also can cultivate (Petras and LaPorte, 1971), the revolutionary effect of such reforms is usually seen a…
Health sector decentralization and local decision-making
Can We Return to the Regime for Comparative Policy Analysis? Or, The State and Health Policy in Central America
Students of comparative public policy analysis often hear statements like those of the policymaking officials cited above. Officials often offer their explanations for the differences in policy among nations by focusing on the political regime. Although policymakers themselves view political regime characteristics as important, comparative policy analysts have generally avoided explanations at this level. From a variety of methodological perspect…
Nicaraguan Health Policy
Health-Policy Innovation and International Assistance in Central America
For over a decade, international health activities have emphasized primary health care (PHC) as a priority policy for health care delivery in the Third World. During the 1970s, a general consensus onthe central goals and activities of this policy emerged in international health meetings. ' PHC, a policy model designed to provide relatively low-cost services first in underserved rural areas and then in marginal urban areas, involves training auxil…
The Agrarian Reform and Peasant Political Consciousness in Chile
It has been argued that agrarian reform is a reformist strategy for undermining the revolutionary potential of the peasantry. By granting landownership to the landless it risks turning them into a petty-bourgeois kulak class which identifies its interests with those of larger property owners.1 While some observers suggest that agrarian reform also can cultivate (Petras and LaPorte, 1971), the revolutionary effect of such reforms is usually seen a…
Can We Return to the Regime for Comparative Policy Analysis? Or, The State and Health Policy in Central America
Students of comparative public policy analysis often hear statements like those of the policymaking officials cited above. Officials often offer their explanations for the differences in policy among nations by focusing on the political regime. Although policymakers themselves view political regime characteristics as important, comparative policy analysts have generally avoided explanations at this level. From a variety of methodological perspect…
Health-Policy Innovation and International Assistance in Central America
For over a decade, international health activities have emphasized primary health care (PHC) as a priority policy for health care delivery in the Third World. During the 1970s, a general consensus onthe central goals and activities of this policy emerged in international health meetings. ' PHC, a policy model designed to provide relatively low-cost services first in underserved rural areas and then in marginal urban areas, involves training auxil…
Nicaraguan Health Policy
Total quality management in the public sector
Health sector decentralization and local decision-making
Political science (6 obras) · Economics (4 obras) · Public Administration (4 obras) · Computer Science (3 obras) · Public Administration (3 obras) · Sociology (3 obras) · Economic growth (2 obras) · Global Maternal and Child Health (2 obras) · Healthcare Systems and Reforms (2 obras) · Law (2 obras)