UNDERSTANDING GLOBAL HEALTH MARKETS AND THE FORCES THAT SHAPE THEM.

Understanding Global Health Systems.

Comparing Global Health Systems: Lessons and Caveats (T. Marmor).

Trends in Expenditures, Access and Outcomes Among Industrialized Countries (G. Anderson & P. Hussey).

Critical Issues in Evaluating Global Markets (H. Kahn & M. Ware).

When Managed Care Doesn't Travel Well: A Case Study of South Africa (B. Gould).

The Role of Regulation in Global Managed Care (L. Snyder & L. Norwalk).

Emerging Developments.

Accreditation and Globalization (K. Donahue).

Information and Communication Technology (J. Sarasohn-Kahn).

Projecting the Impact of Trade Regulations (J. Murray & A. Mencik).

EUROPE.

European Union.

The Netherlands (K. Okma).

Germany (R. Busse).

Spain (A. Granados & P. Gallo).

France (S. Sandier & P.-J. Lancry).

United Kingdom (D. Duffy).

Non-European Union.

Israel (A. Lowey-Ball).

Poland (R. Bushko).

The Russian Federation (Y. Lavinski & S. Vasilev).

LATIN AMERICA.

Brazil (D. Whitaker & B. Camac).

Argentina (P. Doulton).

Chile (P. Vitacolonna & F. Schenkel).

Mexico (N. Sekhri).

Culture Clash: A Case Study of Mexico (K. Batchelder & L. McGriff).

PACIFIC BASIN.

Malaysia (T. Dato', et al.).

Philippines (B. Reverente).

Australia (R. Schneider).

New Zealand (M.-A. Boyd & N. Sheridan).

ASIA.

China (R. Schulze).

Hong Kong (Y. Chiu).

India (N. Sekhri).

Japan (A. Yoshikawa).

NORTH AMERICA.

Canada (T. Noseworthy).

United States of America (N. Sekhri).