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Socio-Economic Determinants of Health Systems in India Under the Aspect of Colonial Structures.

This doctoral thesis, first published in 1990 in German, is now available, with some modifications, in English translation. The author completed his early education in India but has resided in Germany for many years; his study clearly arose from concern about the health and economic well-being of the peoples of his native land. His extensive bibliography—some 440 references, more than one-third published in India—reflects close attention to contemporary affairs on the subcontinent. None of his citations, however, are publications in South Asian languages; almost 80 percent of the cited work appeared in English, most of the rest in German. Kaifi's thesis appears to have been based primarily, or wholly, on his wide-ranging reading. He does not describe a research strategy and says nothing about fieldwork, interviews, or other research methods.