Katherine Fierlbeck is the McCulloch Professor of Political Science at Dalhousie University, with a cross-appointment as professor of Community Health and Epidemiology.

‘The book offers a solid framework for conducting policy debates and cross-border comparisons of health care. Governments and citizens must understand the politics of health-care financing and the many competing motivations, because as Fierlbeck concludes, only those who understand their system can shape it. ’ - Susan Froestschel, Yale Global Online; November 2011 ‘It is a high quality and informative work that could fill an important role in a collection devoted to analysis of health care policy and politics.’ - John Pell (Reference Reviews, vol 28:03:2014)

Katherine Fierlbeck is the McCulloch Professor of Political Science at Dalhousie University, with a cross-appointment as professor of Community Health and Epidemiology.

‘The book offers a solid framework for conducting policy debates and cross-border comparisons of health care. Governments and citizens must understand the politics of health-care financing and the many competing motivations, because as Fierlbeck concludes, only those who understand their system can shape it. ’ - Susan Froestschel, Yale Global Online; November 2011 ‘It is a high quality and informative work that could fill an important role in a collection devoted to analysis of health care policy and politics.’ - John Pell (Reference Reviews, vol 28:03:2014)

Katherine Fierlbeck is the McCulloch Professor of Political Science at Dalhousie University, with a cross-appointment as professor of Community Health and Epidemiology.

‘The book offers a solid framework for conducting policy debates and cross-border comparisons of health care. Governments and citizens must understand the politics of health-care financing and the many competing motivations, because as Fierlbeck concludes, only those who understand their system can shape it. ’ - Susan Froestschel, Yale Global Online; November 2011 ‘It is a high quality and informative work that could fill an important role in a collection devoted to analysis of health care policy and politics.’ - John Pell (Reference Reviews, vol 28:03:2014)