Chapter 12 Government Allocation as a Means of Control

Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents vii
3. Tables ix
4. Preface xi
5. Policy Making from the Margin 1
6. The Informal Preventive Veto
7. Kupat Holim in Prestate Days: 1911–1947 21
8. The Formative Stage: 1947–1949 30
9. Health as a Political Resource: The First Two Decades of Statehood 37
10. The Informal Preventive Veto 57
11. The Formal Preventive Veto
12. Accommodation Under Labor: Vision of Supervised Autonomy 63
13. Expropriation of the Allocation Process 68
14. Regulating Through Parity in Joint Regulatory Bodies and Through Informal Agreements 79
15. Restructuring the Health System 89
16. The Formal Preventive Veto 97
17. The Obstructive Veto
18. Exclusion Under the Likud: 1977–1984 103
19. Government Allocation as a Means of Control 114
20. Regulation as a Means of Control 143
21. Restructuring: National Health Insurance to Establish Government Authority 162
22. The Obstructive Veto 179
23. The Erosion of the Veto
24. Erosion of the Veto 189
25. Stateness in Health 207
26. Appendix 221
27. Notes 223
28. Bibliography 235
29. Index 251