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Intro; Preface; Book Presentation; Acknowledgment; Contents; Contributors; Part I: Introduction; Chapter 1: Equity, Globalization, and Health; Introduction; The Pursuit of Social Equity: A Pending and Unstoppable Purpose; Equity Meanings; Social and Health Inequalities: A Value Judgment; References; Chapter 2: Global Response to Social and Health Inequities; Global Response to Social and Health Inequities; Improving Income and Health Outcomes; Extreme Poverty Eradication in Latin American and Caribbean Countries; Millennium Development Goals; Sustainable Development Objectives; Global Health
Urban Health and Healthy Cities MovementTheoretical Approaches and Strategies to Reduce Health Inequities; Universal Coverage Through Primary Health Care; Health Promotion: A Sociopolitical Approach; Health in All Policies: A Sociopolitical Approach at a Higher Level; Some Considerations for Reflection; Rebuilding the Practice as a Learning Tool to Strengthen Territorial Capacity to Increase the Feasibility, Effectiveness, and Impact of Interventions; Background; Appendix; References; Chapter 3: Main Challenges to Reduce Health Inequities in Latin America; Introduction
Potential Impact of Globalization on Strategies Aimed at Reducing Health InequitiesNeoliberal Economic Policies: Impact on Health; The Concept; The Requirements; Intersectoral Management; Governance and Balance of Power Relationships Among Key Actors; Social Structures and Health Systems; Appendix; References; Further Reading; Part II: Latin American Experiences; Chapter 4: REDLACPROMSA: Latin American and Caribbean Network of Health Promotion Managers; Background and Justification; Network Aims and Objectives; Method of Work; Organization of the Network; Activities Carried Out
Strengths and WeaknessesFinal Remarks; Appendix A; Appendix B; Outline Placeholder; References; Chapter 5: Denaturalizing "Long-Lasting Endemic Diseases": Social Mobilization in the Context of Arboviral Diseases in Brazil; Context; The Territory as Locus of Social Mobilization; Territory and Social Participation in Facing Health Problems; Social Identity and Territory: Structuring Elements in Social Mobilization; Health Territorialization for Social Mobilization; Communication for Social Mobilization
Social Mobilization and Vulnerable Territories in Contexts of Zika and Other Diseases: Experience ReportsCommunity Surveillance to Strengthen Social Mobilization to Tackle the Triple Epidemics of Dengue, Zika, and Chikungunya: An Ongoing Proposal in the State of Minas Gerais; Final Considerations; References; Bibliography; Chapter 6: Health Promoting Schools: Implementation Challenges, Barriers, and Lessons from a Case Study; Introduction; Methodological Approach; Results; Process Evaluation; The Challenge of Information Collection and Interpretation; Different Expectations
Urban Health and Healthy Cities MovementTheoretical Approaches and Strategies to Reduce Health Inequities; Universal Coverage Through Primary Health Care; Health Promotion: A Sociopolitical Approach; Health in All Policies: A Sociopolitical Approach at a Higher Level; Some Considerations for Reflection; Rebuilding the Practice as a Learning Tool to Strengthen Territorial Capacity to Increase the Feasibility, Effectiveness, and Impact of Interventions; Background; Appendix; References; Chapter 3: Main Challenges to Reduce Health Inequities in Latin America; Introduction
Potential Impact of Globalization on Strategies Aimed at Reducing Health InequitiesNeoliberal Economic Policies: Impact on Health; The Concept; The Requirements; Intersectoral Management; Governance and Balance of Power Relationships Among Key Actors; Social Structures and Health Systems; Appendix; References; Further Reading; Part II: Latin American Experiences; Chapter 4: REDLACPROMSA: Latin American and Caribbean Network of Health Promotion Managers; Background and Justification; Network Aims and Objectives; Method of Work; Organization of the Network; Activities Carried Out
Strengths and WeaknessesFinal Remarks; Appendix A; Appendix B; Outline Placeholder; References; Chapter 5: Denaturalizing "Long-Lasting Endemic Diseases": Social Mobilization in the Context of Arboviral Diseases in Brazil; Context; The Territory as Locus of Social Mobilization; Territory and Social Participation in Facing Health Problems; Social Identity and Territory: Structuring Elements in Social Mobilization; Health Territorialization for Social Mobilization; Communication for Social Mobilization
Social Mobilization and Vulnerable Territories in Contexts of Zika and Other Diseases: Experience ReportsCommunity Surveillance to Strengthen Social Mobilization to Tackle the Triple Epidemics of Dengue, Zika, and Chikungunya: An Ongoing Proposal in the State of Minas Gerais; Final Considerations; References; Bibliography; Chapter 6: Health Promoting Schools: Implementation Challenges, Barriers, and Lessons from a Case Study; Introduction; Methodological Approach; Results; Process Evaluation; The Challenge of Information Collection and Interpretation; Different Expectations