The association of health and social status is widely recognized. As this phenomenon is often regarded as being undesirable from a normative point of view, the evaluation of its causes and effects has a high relevance from a policy perspective.
Covered Topics:
- Measurement, Decomposition and Quantitative Analysis of Health Inequality
- Poverty, Income Inequality and Emergence of Social Gradients in Health
- Health Inequalities and its Long-term and Intergenerational Impacts on Human Capital Formation
- Health Inequalities in Low and Middle Income Countries - Role of Institutions, policy perspectives and unique challenges for under-resourced countries
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Distributive Justice and Health
- begleitende Lehrperson: Nisha Pankaj Vernekar
- verantwortliche Lehrperson: Martin Karlsson
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