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Beatrice Adler-Bolton (Part 1): All Care for All People

Jan 10, 2023

51:08

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The Political Imaginary of the NHS

01:24

Introduction

3min

The Demand of All Care for All People

3min

The Importance of Competition in the NHS

4min

The Limitations of Health Care Reform

2min

The Economic Valuation of Life

5min

The Elizabethan Paul Laws in the UK

6min

The Importance of Labor Discipline

3min

The Economic Valuation of Life

5min

The Politics of Health Care

3min

10.

The Importance of Scaling Up Our Criticisms

3min

11.

The Limitations of the ADA

2min

12.

The Value of Critiquing the NHS

3min

13.

The Future of Health Communism

5min

14.

The Importance of Refusal in Organization

3min

15.

The Socialist Patients Collective

2min

In this, the first of a two-part interview, Beatrice Adler-Bolton explains how capitalism shapes what we think of as health. Beatrice explains how health communism provides us with the tools to critique the National Health Service from the left. Specifically, we discuss the the long history of healthcare being used as a way to discipline and punish the working class and why we shouldn’t be afraid to demand more from the NHS despite the establishments enforced austerity.

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