Titlebook: Health Inequality and Development; Mark McGillivray (Research Chair in International Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmilla

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Measurement and Explanation of Inequality in Health and Health Care in Low-Income Settings,s factors have contributed to this development. An increased interest and awareness among international organizations, governments and non-governmental organizations worldwide is certainly one factor. But the increased availability of micro data sets and the development of new analytic methods also must have played an important role.

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,Individual and Collective Resources and Women’s Health in Morocco,on health provided by an individual’s income be reproduced instead (or in addition) by the level of collective resources?. Can the individual’s capacity to produce health be increased or constrained by the presence or absence of appropriate collective resources given the level of individual resources? If yes, under which conditions?

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Mark McGillivray,Indranil Dutta,David Lawsonall Sylow subgroups of π are cyclic. In the spin case, the conjecture is closely tied to the structure of the assembly map ..(.π) → ..(.π), and we compute this map explicitly for all finite groups π. Finally, we give some evidence for the conjecture in the case of spin manifolds with π = ./2.

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Mark McGillivrayall Sylow subgroups of π are cyclic. In the spin case, the conjecture is closely tied to the structure of the assembly map ..(.π) → ..(.π), and we compute this map explicitly for all finite groups π. Finally, we give some evidence for the conjecture in the case of spin manifolds with π = ./2.

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Clive J. Mutungaall Sylow subgroups of π are cyclic. In the spin case, the conjecture is closely tied to the structure of the assembly map ..(.π) → ..(.π), and we compute this map explicitly for all finite groups π. Finally, we give some evidence for the conjecture in the case of spin manifolds with π = ./2.

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Mariano Rojasall Sylow subgroups of π are cyclic. In the spin case, the conjecture is closely tied to the structure of the assembly map ..(.π) → ..(.π), and we compute this map explicitly for all finite groups π. Finally, we give some evidence for the conjecture in the case of spin manifolds with π = ./2.

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Marie-Claude Martinall Sylow subgroups of π are cyclic. In the spin case, the conjecture is closely tied to the structure of the assembly map ..(.π) → ..(.π), and we compute this map explicitly for all finite groups π. Finally, we give some evidence for the conjecture in the case of spin manifolds with π = ./2.