A fundamental shift in the approach to international health by WHO, UNICEF, and the World Bank: instances of the practice of "intellectual fascism" and totalitarianism in some Asian countries.

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Published in Int J Health Serv on January 01, 1999

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1: Nucleus for Health Policies and Programmes, New Delhi, India.

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