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. Okma, Kieke's Scholarly Papers Click on the title of any column to sort the table by that column. Aggregate Statistics Total Downloads 141 Total Citations 2 Papers (3) Authors Date Downloads  (Rank) Citations ACTIONS:    Email Selected Abstracts    Export Selected Bibliographic Info    VIEW: Selected   Selected   Selected      Original List  Original List     All Versions  Hide All Versions     All Abstracts  Hide All Abstracts     Legend Legend close   eDocument is available from the SSRN eLibrary for free eDocument is available for a fee 1.   Recent Changes in Dutch Health Insurance: Individual Mandate or Social Insurance? | Show Abstract Hide Abstract | Download | Working Paper Series Okma, Kieke Independent Posted: 11 Feb 09 102 (134,601) 2 health insurance, Dutch health care, health care providers, patient groups, social policy, health reform 2.   The Bright Side of Aging: Reframing the Debate | Show Abstract Hide Abstract | Download | APSA 2010 Annual Meeting Paper Working Paper Series Gusmano, Michael The Hastings Center Okma, Kieke Independent Posted: 19 Jul 10 Last Revised: 30 Aug 10 39 (224,022)   3.   Comparative Perspectives and Policy Learning in the World of Health Care | Show Abstract Hide Abstract | Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis, 2005 Accepted Paper Series Marmor, Theodore R. Yale School of Management Freeman, Richard B. National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) Okma, Kieke Independent Posted: 10 Oct 05   Records 1 - 3 of 3 matches [ 1 ]

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