Harald Kristian Heggenhougen

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Harald Kristian Heggenhougen (f. 1940)

er helseantropolog, interessert i fattigdom, menneskerettigheter og helse. Han er nylig pensjonert fra Senter for internasjonal helse, Universitetet i Bergen. Han var tidligere professor ved Boston University School of Public Health (2001–09), før det var han Associate Professor ved Harvard Medical School og Harvard School of Public Health (1990–2000) og fra 1979 til 1990 var han Senior Lecturer ved London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.

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Senter for internasjonal helse

Universitetet i Bergen

Articles by Harald Kristian Heggenhougen

The idea of a convention for global health

Just Haffeld,
Harald Kristian Heggenhougen,
Sverre O. Lie,
John-Arne Røttingen,
Berit Schei

20.09.2011: The global health system is under pressure from many sides. The traditionally influential actors, such as WHO, see their positions as threatened. New actors based in civil society and intergovernmental organisations demand to be heard. In this complex landscape, governance becomes a momentous issue...

Global health – from chaos to coherence

Just Haffeld,
Harald Kristian Heggenhougen,
Torvid Kiserud,
Sverre O. Lie

20.09.2011: The balance of power between international health actors has changed considerably during the last 20 years. An increase in the number of actors has complicated the coordination of global health efforts. In this article, we argue that using principles from complexity theory, preferably made mandatory...