Globalization and health policy space: Introducing the WTOhealth dataset of trade challenges to national health regulations at World Trade Organization, 1995–2016
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Trade; Globalization; Political determinants of health; Politics of health policy; Policy space; Health policy process; Power asymmetries;All these keywords.
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