Globalization affects human health in wide-ranging and multifaceted
ways, ranging from the behaviors of individuals to broad social,
political, and economic contexts within which health and disease occur.
This book provides an introduction to these complex linkages through an
exploration of the spatial, temporal and cognitive dimensions of global
change. Challenging the neglect of health issues within the
globalization literature, the book draws on diverse empirical evidence
to argue that urgent attention to these impacts is needed.