Globalization, Pharmaceutical Pricing and South African Health Policy: Managing Confrontation with U.S. Firms and Politicians By Patrick Bond International Journal of Health Services (v.29,#4,1999, pp.765-792) POST-APARTHEID HEALTH POLICY U.S. GOVERNMENT PRESSURE POINTS An International Effort The United States Government Makes its Case Special 301 Watch List Withholding GSP Securing South African Assurances Repeated Efforts to Resolve the Issue The Vice President's Plan for a Negotiated Solution A "New" Medicines Law Latest Efforts Next Steps PHARMACEUTICAL CORPORATIONS PRESSURE THE U.S. GOVERNMENT RESISTANCE POSTSCRIPT: PHARMACEUTICAL PRICING AND STREET POLITICS
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