Vol. 13 • n. 3 • April-Sept. 2006

ANALYSIS The League of Nations Health Organization and the rise of Latin American participation, 1920-40 Paul Weindling text in english “The demon that turned into worms”: the translation of public health in the British Caribbean, 1914-1920 Steven Palmer text in english Pressure or legitimization? Power and alternatives in the planning and adoption of health reforms in Costa Rica, 1988-1998 Juliana Martínez Franzoni abstract The transition from ‘international’ to ‘global’ public health and the World Health Organization Theodore Brown, Marcos Cueto and Elizabeth Fee abstract New challenges and opportunities in a globalized world: a political analysis of the response to HIV/AIDS in Mexico Antonio Torres-Ruiz abstract The national-international nexus in public health: Uruguay and the circulation of child health and welfare policies, 1890-1940 Anne-Emanuelle Birn text in english Public health in Cuba and its international experience (1959-2005) Enrique Beldarraín Chaple abstract Reluctant partner: Canada’s relationship with the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) Klaudia Dmitrienko abstract Open circuit: the exchange of medical and scientific knowledge in Latin America in the early 20th century Marta de Almeida abstract INTERVIEW Elizabeth Fee: a historian reaching out to wider audiences Interview with Elizabeth Fee Interviewed by Gilberto Hochman, Jaime Benchimol, Liene Wegner, Nara azevedo, Magali Romero Sá and Ruth B. Martins text in english