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Publisher's Description: Why, Alone Among Industrial Democracies, Does The United States Not Have National Health Insurance? While Many Books Have Addressed This Question, Dead On Arrival Is The First To Do So Based On Original Archival Research For The Full Sweep Of The Twentieth Century. Drawing On A Wide Range Of Political, Reform, Business, And Labor Records, Colin Gordon Traces A Complex And Interwoven Story Of Political Failure And Private Response. He Examines, In Turn, The Emergence Of Private, Work-based Benefits The Uniquely American Pursuit Of Social Insurance The Influence Of Race And Gender On The Health Care Debate And The Ongoing Confrontation Between Reformers And Powerful Economic And Health Interests. Dead On Arrival Stands Alone In Accounting For The Failure Of National Or Universal Health Policy From The Early Twentieth Century To The Present. As Importantly, It Also Suggests How Various Interests (doctors, Hospitals, Patients, Workers, Employers, Labor Unions, Medical Reformers, And Political Parties) Confronted The Question Of Health Care--as A Private Responsibility, As A Job-based Benefit, As A Political Obligation, And As A Fundamental Right. Using Health C

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Author

Colin Gordon

Publisher

Princeton University Press

Published

2003

Language

EN

ISBN

9780691058061

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

History, Sociology, Political Science