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Why do policies change? Institutions, interests, ideas and networks in three cases of policy reform.

A framework on the emergence and effectiveness of global health networks.

The challenge of sustaining effectiveness over time: the case of the global network to stop tuberculosis.

Knowledge and networks - key sources of power in global health: Comment on "Knowledge, moral claims and the exercise of power in global health".

Can frameworks inform knowledge about health policy processes? Reviewing health policy papers on agenda setting and testing them against a specific priority-setting framework.

'Scaling-up is a craft not a science': Catalysing scale-up of health innovations in Ethiopia, India and Nigeria.

Brokering the boundary between science and advocacy: the case of intermittent preventive treatment among infants.

Mark Exworthy, Stephen Peckham, Martin Powell and Alison Hann (eds.) (2011), Shaping Health Policy: Case Study Methods and Analysis. Bristol: Policy Press. £25.99, pp. 348, pbk.

Circus monkeys or change agents? Civil society advocacy for HIV/AIDS in adverse policy environments.