Editor's Note–Michael S. Sparer

Articles

Comparison of U.S. and U.K. Health Policy Hidden Convergence: Toward a Historical–Howard Glennerster and Robert C. Lieberman

Inching toward Incrementalism: Federalism, Devolution, and Health Policy in the United States and the United Kingdom–Michael S. Sparer, George France, and Chelsea Clinton

Incentivizing Professionals and Patients: A Consideration in the Context of the United Kingdom and the United States–Adam Oliver and Lawrence D. Brown

Health Care for Older Persons in England and the United States: A Contrast of Systems and Values–Michael Gusmano and Sara Allin

Another Special Relationship? Interactions between Health Technology Policies and Health Care Systems in the United States and the United Kingdom–Bhaven Sampat and Michael Drummond

Why Hasn't Integrated Health Care Developed Widely in the United States and Not at All in England?–Gwyn Bevan and Katharina Janus

Infectious Disease Surveillance in the United States and the United Kingdom: From Public Goods to the Challenges of New Technologies–Tony Barnett and Corinna Sorenson

Does Racism Affect Health? Evidence from the United States and the United Kingdom–Peter Muennig and Michael Murphy

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