This book traces the origins of Universal Health Coverage (UHC) in the broader context of universalism since the beginning of the twentieth century. Drawing on rich first-hand data, including expert interviews and archival research, this book adopts a historical-sociological methodology to analyse some of UHC's key political dynamics.
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