Africa's Changing Markets for Health and Veterinary Services: The New Institutional Issues Edited by David K. Leonard 2003    —   View Table of Contents Published in association with the University of California Press SUGGESTED CITATION: David K. Leonard, ed. Africa's Changing Markets for Health and Veterinary Services: The New Institutional Issues. University of California Press/University of California International and Area Studies Digital Collection, Edited Volume #5, 2003. http://repositories.cdlib.org/uciaspubs/editedvolumes/5 This material is reproduced with permission of Palgrave Macmillan and is taken from Africa's Changing Markets for Health and Veterinary Services edited by David K Leonard (2000) ISBN 0333762851, published by Palgrave Macmillan. Copies of the book may be purchased direct from the publisher at www.palgrave-usa.com

Contents

Introduction

Preface, David K. Leonard

Articles

The New Institutional Economics and the Restructuring of Animal Health Services in Africa, David K. Leonard

Traditional Insurance Mechanisms and the Choice of Health Care Providers in Ethiopia, Damen Haile Mariam

The Importance of Gender, Proximity and Transport Availability as Transaction Costs in the Utilization of Veterinary Services in Zimbabwe, Pamela S.A. Woods

Incentives in Rural Health Care Delivery: Cameroon I, Kenneth L. Leonard

Health Care Quality and the Choice of Care Providers: Cameroon II, Sylvester Ndeso-Atanga

Can Private Veterinarians Survive in Uganda?, Lee M.P.K. Koma

Veterinary Professionals in Senegal: Allocation of Priorities and Working Behavior, Cheik Ly

Decentralization and the Quality of Health Care in Tanzania, Gilbert R. Mliga

Management and the Impact of Auxiliaries on Pastoral Production in Senegal, Cheikh Ly

Lessons from the New Institutional Economics for the Structural Reform of Human Health Services in Africa, David K. Leonard