Unequal coverage: the experience of health care reform in the United States

Section I. Inclusions and exclusions. Stratification by immigration status: contradictory exclusion and inclusion after health care reform / Heide Castañeda ; Stratified access: seeking dialysis care in the borderlands / Milena Andrea Melo ; Stratification and "Universality": immigrants and barriers to coverage in Massachusetts / Tiffany D. Joseph ; Stratification through Medicaid: public prenatal care in New York City / Elise Andaya

Section II. Implementation along the red/blue divide. Segmented risks: eligibility and resentment on insurance exchanges / Jessica M. Mulligan ; Uninsured in America: before and after the ACA / Susan Sered ; "Texans don't want health insurance": social class and the ACA in a red state / Emily K. Brunson

Section III. The ACA's accountability contradictions. The responsibility to maintain health: pharmaceutical regulation of chronic disease among the urban poor / Susan J. Shaw ; Outsourcing responsibility: state stewardship of behavioral health care services / Cathleen E. Willging and Elise M. Trott ; Increasing access, increasing responsibility: activating the newly insured / Mary Alice and Richard Wright.