Scott Greer

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Scott L. Greer

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Biography

University of Michigan - Public Health



Experience

  • European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies

    Research Associate

    Scott worked at European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies as a Research Associate

  • European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies

    Senior Expert Advisor on Governance

    Scott worked at European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies as a Senior Expert Advisor on Governance

  • European Social Observatory

    Member, Scientific Committee

    Scott worked at European Social Observatory as a Member, Scientific Committee

  • University of Michigan

    Professor

    Scott worked at University of Michigan as a Professor

  • University College London

    Lecturer

    Teaching and research on devolution, health policy, and federalism.

  • University of Michigan School of Public Health

    Associate Professor

    Teaching and research on the comparative politics and policies of health systems in the United States and Europe

Education

  • University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

    BS

    Political Science

  • Northwestern University

    PhD

    Political Science

Publications

  • Glass half empty: the Eurozone and internal market overshadow the health effects of Maastricht

    European Journal of Public Health

  • Glass half empty: the Eurozone and internal market overshadow the health effects of Maastricht

    European Journal of Public Health

  • Chapter 5: Policy lessons for health governance

    Strengthening health system governance: better policies, stronger performance.

  • Glass half empty: the Eurozone and internal market overshadow the health effects of Maastricht

    European Journal of Public Health

  • Chapter 5: Policy lessons for health governance

    Strengthening health system governance: better policies, stronger performance.

  • A reorganisation you can see from space: The architecture of power in the new NHS

    Centre for Health and the Public Interest

    Who is in charge of the NHS? NHS England, Monitor, the Department of Health, somebody else? And what are their backgrounds? Who gets what job is crucial to understanding power, and this paper does it for the centre of the post-Lansley NHS.

  • Glass half empty: the Eurozone and internal market overshadow the health effects of Maastricht

    European Journal of Public Health

  • Chapter 5: Policy lessons for health governance

    Strengthening health system governance: better policies, stronger performance.

  • A reorganisation you can see from space: The architecture of power in the new NHS

    Centre for Health and the Public Interest

    Who is in charge of the NHS? NHS England, Monitor, the Department of Health, somebody else? And what are their backgrounds? Who gets what job is crucial to understanding power, and this paper does it for the centre of the post-Lansley NHS.

  • Beyond leadership: Political strategies for coordination in health policies

    Health Policy

    Health in All Policies (HiAP) promises to improve population health by harnessing the energies and activities of various sectors. Nevertheless, it faces well-documented bureaucratic obstacles and appears to require intersectoral governance if it is to be established.

  • Glass half empty: the Eurozone and internal market overshadow the health effects of Maastricht

    European Journal of Public Health

  • Chapter 5: Policy lessons for health governance

    Strengthening health system governance: better policies, stronger performance.

  • A reorganisation you can see from space: The architecture of power in the new NHS

    Centre for Health and the Public Interest

    Who is in charge of the NHS? NHS England, Monitor, the Department of Health, somebody else? And what are their backgrounds? Who gets what job is crucial to understanding power, and this paper does it for the centre of the post-Lansley NHS.

  • Beyond leadership: Political strategies for coordination in health policies

    Health Policy

    Health in All Policies (HiAP) promises to improve population health by harnessing the energies and activities of various sectors. Nevertheless, it faces well-documented bureaucratic obstacles and appears to require intersectoral governance if it is to be established.

  • Structural adjustment comes to Europe: Lessons for the Eurozone from the conditionality debates

    Global Social Policy

  • Glass half empty: the Eurozone and internal market overshadow the health effects of Maastricht

    European Journal of Public Health

  • Chapter 5: Policy lessons for health governance

    Strengthening health system governance: better policies, stronger performance.

  • A reorganisation you can see from space: The architecture of power in the new NHS

    Centre for Health and the Public Interest

    Who is in charge of the NHS? NHS England, Monitor, the Department of Health, somebody else? And what are their backgrounds? Who gets what job is crucial to understanding power, and this paper does it for the centre of the post-Lansley NHS.

  • Beyond leadership: Political strategies for coordination in health policies

    Health Policy

    Health in All Policies (HiAP) promises to improve population health by harnessing the energies and activities of various sectors. Nevertheless, it faces well-documented bureaucratic obstacles and appears to require intersectoral governance if it is to be established.

  • Structural adjustment comes to Europe: Lessons for the Eurozone from the conditionality debates

    Global Social Policy

  • The Department of Health and the Civil Service: From Whitehall to Department of Delivery to Where?

    The Nuffield Trust

    Our first report on "who's in charge" of the NHS, published in 2007 and showing how the Department of Health had been turned into an extension of NHS management- and how it was the DH ministers wanted.