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In 2001, colleagues and I1 began the first ‘report card’ on how the actions and policies of the G7/G82 affected population health, in particular the health of populations outside the high-income countries (Labonté and Schrecker, 2004; Labonté et al., 2004). The focus on the G7/G8 was and is justified for at least two reasons.
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Schrecker, T. (2009). The G8, Globalization, and the Need for a Global Health Ethic. In: MacLean, S.J., Brown, S.A., Fourie, P. (eds) Health for Some. International Political Economy Series. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230244399_2
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