Today, scholars and human rights activists for more national and international responsibilities in a "right to health for everyone" exchange ideas and also propose some strategies. One of the major international problems of health hazards result from globalization. The Relationship between globalization and health aspects of economic, technological, political, social, scientific and cultural should be studied. This study intends to review the aspects of economic, social and political globalization on the health. In this case ,Kof index is which includes all three aspects of economic, social and political globalization agenda. The results show that economic globalization has a negative effect on health in developing countries and globalization, social and political effects are positive and statistically significant. The result is the same for both women and men, and there are only minor differences in the coefficients.
Arianpour, M., (2005). Leading culture. Tehran: Jhanrayanh. First edition, vol 3, pp. 22-24.
Humanitarian law, or. (2011). Knowledge about health, what is their role in life style.. Quarterly monitoring. Tenth year. No. 4. Pp. 533-531.
Akhavan Behbahani, A.. (2004). Globalization and Health. Journal of Parliament. Yardhm years. No. 43, pp. 307-283.
Imani-Rad, M., Mirzaei, V. (2010). Review globalization indicators. Management Compass magazine. No. 199. Pp. 27 -23
Behkish, M., (1380). In the context of economic globalization. Tehran: Ney publication.
Pyrly Hamadani, M., Gilani k. Spiritual M. (2002.). Medicine and technology. Technology Cooperation Office of the Vice President of Biological Sciences. No. 6
Taro, l., (2004). Winners and losers of globalization (translated by M. Karbassian). Tehran: Ney publication.
Salimi, H., (2005). Various theories about globalization. Tehran: The
Direction, m., (2009). New frontiers in international communication. Tehran: University of
Imam Sadeq (AS).
Bureau of Economic Research. (2004). Globalization and its consequences. Department of
Planning and Economic Studies.
Emadzadeh, M., (2012). Impact of globalization on health. In Print
Dadgaran, M., (2006). Principles of Mass Communication, Tehran pearl. Ninth Edition, p 89.
Rahimi Boroujerdi, AS., (2010). Globalization. Institute of Tehran University Press.
Kazemi, A.. (2001). Globalization of culture and politics. Tehran: Publication arc.
Kazemi-Pour, no. (2004). Principles of Population . Tehran: Center for Population Studies and Research Asia Pacific. Second edition, page 94.
Dvzan hats, LA. (2001). It is a mutual relationship between globalization and health. Auditor magazine. No. 12.
Cowen, b. (1995). Introduction to Sociology (translated by M. triad). Tehran: Contemporary Culture. Page 214
Gujarati, da. (2010). Principles of Econometrics (Volume One) (translated by Hamid silk). Tehran: Tehran University.
Mohsenyanrad, M., (2005). Communication in four galaxies. Tehran: Soroush. First edition,1709, p.
Maklvhan, M., (1998). To understand the media (translated by S. Azari). Tehran: Center for Research, Studies and Evaluation, TV and radio programs. First edition, page 172.
Mousavi, SA. Forgiven, M.. Mohammadi, H.. (2007). Effects of globalization on poverty indicators. Journal of Research and Social Rqah, Year VI, No. 24.
Journal of Sheba. (2004). Title VI of Johannesburg documents. No. 16.
Nasiri, A.. (2010). Impact of globalization on social inequality in urban areas with an emphasis on Islamic countries. Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference Jghrafydanhay Islamic world, Iran, Zahedan, April 89.
Born carpenter, r. Mahdavi, A.. (2010). The effect of globalization on income distribution in eight Group D countries. Journal Pzhhshhay great. No. 9, pp. 87-109.
Bardhan, P., (2006). Globalization and rural poverty, World Development, No. 8: 1393–1404.
Becker, Gary S., Tomas J. Philipson, M., Rodrigo. S., (2005). The quantity and quality of life and the evolution of world inequality. American Economic Review, No. 95 (1): 277–91.
Bergh, A., Nilsson, T.(2010). Good for living? on the relationship between globalization and life expectancy. World Development, No. 38(9), 1191–1203
Bernard, A., Bradford Jensen, S., Redding, J., Peter K, S., (2007). Firms in international trade. Journal of Economic Perspectives, No. 3: 105-30.
Bloom, D., David Canning, J. Sevilla. (2004). The effect of health on economic growth: A production function approach. World Development. No. 32: 1–13
Bussmann, M. (2009). The effect of trade openness on women's welfare and work life. World Development, No. 37, 1027-1038.
Clark, W., (2000). Environmental globalization. Brookings Institution Press, Washington, D.C. No. 21, 85-132.
Cutler, D., Deaton, A., Lleras-Muney, A., ( 2006). The Determinants of
Mortality. The Journal of Economic Perspectives. No. 20, 97-120.
Deaton, A., (2003). Health, inequality and economic development. Journal of Economic Literature . No. 41, 113–58
Deaton, A., (2004). Health in an age of globalization , Working Paper, No. 10, 669-680.
Dreher, A. and Noel, G. (2008). Has globalization increased inequality?, Review of International Economics, No.16, 516–536.
Dreher, A., Gaston, N., Martens, P., ( 2008). Measuring Globalisation: Gauging Its
Consequences: Springer.
Fayissa, B., Gutema, P., ( 2005). Estimating a health production function for
Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). Applied Economics. No. 37, 155-164.
Fogel, R., (1993). Economic Growth, Population Theory, and Physiology: The Bearing of Long-Term Processes on the Making of Economic Policy. American Economic Review, No. 84 (3), 369–95.
Giovanni, A., (2001). Globalization and Health: Results and Options, Bulletin of the World Health Organization, No. 79 (9), 835-6
Gravelle, H., (1998). How much of the relation between population mortality and. BMJ:
British Medical Journal. No. 316, 382-386.Gossling. S., ( 2002). Global environmental consequences of tourism. Global Environ Change. No. 12, 283-302
Goldemberg, J., Johansson, TB., Reddy, AK., Williams, RH. (2004). A global clean cooking fuel initiative. energy for sustainable development. Global Health, No. 8, 5–12.
Hoechle, D., (2007). Robust standard errors for panel regressions with cross–sectional
dependence. Stata Journal. No. 7, 1-31
Husain, AR. (2002). Life Expectancy in Developing Countries: A Cross-Section Analysis.
The Bangladesh Development Studies. No. 28, 376-398
Joseph S. N., John D. D., (2000). Governance in a globalizing world. Brookings Institution Press, Washington, D.C. No. 36, 86-108.Jain. SC., ( 2003). Globalization of medical services: antidote for rising costs . Healthc. No. 4, 39-44
Labonté, R., Schrecker, T. (2007). Globalization and social determinants of health: promoting health equity in global governance, Global Health, No. 3, 3- 7.
Labonté, R., Schrecker, T. (2007). Toward health-equitable globalization: rights,regulation and redistribution, ?, Review of International Economics, No. 13, 312- 335.
Lang. T., ( 2001). In International Cooperation in Health. Oxford, UK: Oxford University. No. 36, 81–88.
Lee Ha, Y., Ricci Luca, A., Rigobon, R., ( 2004). Once again, is openness good for growth? Journal of Development Economics. No. 75, 451-472.
Lindbeck, A., (1975). Business cycles, politics, and international economic dependence. Skandinaviska Enskilden Bank Quarterly Review. No. 2, 53-68.
Owen, A L., Wu, S., ( 2007). Is Trade Good for Your Health? Review of
International Economics. No, 15, 660-682.
Pang. T., Lansang. MA., Haines, A.,( 2002). Brain drain and health professionals . BMJ. No. 324, 500-499
Rodrik, D., (1998). Why do more open economies have bigger governments? The Journal
of Political Economy. No. 106, 997-1032.
Salvatores, B., J., )2008(. Income inequality and population health: Correlation and
causality. Social Science & Medicine. No. 66,1614-1626
Sapkota, J. B., (2011). Impacts of globalization on quality of life: Evidence from developing countries, global Institute for asian regional integration. Working Paper, No. 20, 511-575.
Sirgy, M., Lee, D.J., Miller, C., Littlefield, E., (2004). the impact of globalization on a country’s quality of life: toward an integrated model.Social Indicators Research, No. 68, 251-298
Tsai, M. (2007). Does globalization affect human well-being?. Social Indicators Research, No. 81, 103–126.
Woodward, D., Drager, N., Beaglehole, R., Lipson, D. (2001). Globalization and health: a framework for analysis and action. Bulletin of the World Health Organization, No. 79, 875–881.
Zoellick, R., (2001). Remarks at the national foreign trade council. July 26. http://www.nftc.org (accessed May 16, 2010).
Copyright: © 2013 The Author(s)
Published by Human Resource Management Academic Research Society (www.hrmars.com)
This article is published under the Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY 4.0) license. Anyone may reproduce, distribute, translate and create derivative works of this article (for both commercial and non-commercial purposes), subject to full attribution to the original publication and authors. The full terms of this license may be seen at: http://creativecommons.org/licences/by/4.0/legalcode
