La Fundación Rockefeller y la Sociedad de Naciones: salud pública en Europa (1920-1945)
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Fundación Rockefeller, Sociedad de Naciones, Salud pública internacional, Europa, Período entre guerrasResumen
A Fundação Rockefeller (RF) e a Liga das Nações (LON) desempenharam um papel fundamental nas políticas de estabilização durante o período entre guerras. A saúde pública tornou-se essencial neste contexto devido às consequências imediatas da guerra, da crise económica do pós-guerra e da Grande Depressão. RF e LON tornaram-se a pedra angular da ação internacional em vários campos: epidemias, fome, desnutrição, doenças infecciosas, mortalidade infantil, abuso de drogas, estabelecimento de padrões biológicos e alimentares, registros epidemiológicos, políticas de saúde pública e profissionalização. Na formação da especialização internacional em saúde, a colaboração de LON e RF foi extremamente importante, em termos de determinação de objetivos e programas e em termos de apoio financeiro. Este artigo analisa as áreas e a extensão de sua colaboração na Europa.
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