Introduction -- PART ONE: ABOUT THE SYSTEM-UNIVERSALISM AND PRIVATISATION -- Chapter One. Universalism in Healthcare and Social Citizenship in Chile, Uruguay and Costa Rica -- Chapter Two. Privatisation and Marketisation within a Healthcare System: The Swedish Experience -- PART TWO: THE INSTITUTIONS OF HEALTH -- Chapter Three. 'Looking Outside Their Walls': Exploring Community Health in Chicago Hospitals -- Chapter Four. Contracting-out Care: Nursing Homes in Canada -- PART THREE: GATEKEEPERS IN THE SYSTEM -- Chapter Five. Gatekeepers in a Mixed Private/Public System -- Chapter Six. Creeping Privatisation? Examining Procurement Choices in the 'New' NHS in England -- PART FOUR: THE HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS -- Chapter Seven. Safeguarding Through Work Arounds: Socio-materiality and the Organising of Care in a Private Hospital -- Chapter Eight. Reducing Healthcare Costs in Portugal: Outcomes and Implications for Public and Private Medicine -- Chapter Nine. Promoting Health as a Form of Capital: The Transformation of the Danish Healthcare Field as Experienced By Private Healthcare Professionals -- PART FIVE: PATIENTS, CONSUMERS AND CITIZENS -- Chapter Ten. The Imperative of Choice in Australian Healthcare -- Chapter Eleven. The Marketisation of Aged Care: The Impact of Aged Care Reform in Australia -- CONCLUSION -- Chapter Twelve. Navigating Private and Public Healthcare.