Social Exclusion and Community Capital

Mei-ling Wang is a graduate of Harvard School of Public Health and is professor, writer, and global health architect. She co-directed SEKN, World Health Organization. She is also chair of the Global Health Committee and Global Interdependence Center. Her recent works include: WTO, Globalization and China's Health Care System, and The Dust that Never Settles.Vinand Mukatabala Nantulya is Professor of Health and International Relations at the University of Geneva and senior advisor at FIND diagnostics. Dr. Nantulya has published nearly 100 peer-reviewed research articles and reports in international scientific journals in the field of immunology and public health. He is Fellow of the Royal College of Pathologists (FRCPath), London and served as the senior advisor at the Global Fund.

• Part 1 PrefacePart 2 AcknowledgementsChapter 3 Social Exclusion, Community Capital, and Critical and Positive Links: A New Theory of Global Health and DevelopmentChapter 4 The United States of America: the Potential of Private MobilizationChapter 5 China: The Utility of Public Sector LeadershipChapter 6 Africa: The Case of Uganda and the Global Collaboration ApproachChapter 7 Latin America and the Caribbean: Indigenous Cultural Capital and Social SolidarityChapter 8 Conclusion: A Multi-equitable Partnership Model and InclusionPart 9 BibliographyPart 10 About the Authors