Contents

pp v-vi

Acknowledgments

pp vii-viii

Abbreviations

pp ix-x

Introduction

pp 1-6

Part One - Inventing British Medicine

pp 7-8

1 - Mediating Nation and Empire in the Political Landscape of British Medicine in the World, 1858–86

pp 9-35

2 - Expanding the Boundaries of British Medicine to Foreign and Colonial Doctors, 1886–1919

pp 36-55

3 - Autonomy and Control: Managing British Medicine in the Age of Decolonization, 1919–30

pp 56-79

4 - The International Crisis of World War II and the Differential Treatment of Overseas-Trained Doctors, 1933–48

pp 80-102

Part Two - Remaking British Medicine

pp 103-104

5 - From Asset to Liability: Overseas Doctors of Color in the United Kingdom, 1955–70

pp 105-138

6 - Managing the Political Problem of the Registration of Overseas Doctors, 1971–73

pp 139-165

7 - Redefining Access to the Medical Register for Overseas Medical Graduates, 1972–75

pp 166-184

8 - Managing a Globalized Workforce within the National Boundaries of British Medicine, 1975

pp 185-201

Conclusion: Overseas Doctors Needed, but Not Wanted

pp 202-206

Notes

pp 207-232

Bibliography

pp 233-238

Index

pp 239-246