Global Public Goods for Health
Health economic and public health perspectives
Edited by Richard Smith, Robert Beaglehole, David Woodward, and Nick Drager
Table of Contents
Section 1: The global public goods for health concept
1:Global public goods for health: Concepts and issues, Woodward & Smith
Section 2: Global public goods for health: Case studies
2:Polio eradication, Aylward, Acharya, England, Agocs & Linkins
3:Tuberculosis control, Kim, Shakow, Castro, Vanderwarker & Farmer
4:Antimicrobial drug resistance, Smith & Coast
5:Global environmental change, McMichael, Butler & Ahern
Section 3: Knowledge: The central global public goods for health
6:Medical knowledge, Ghosh
7:Genomics knowledge, Thorsteinsdottir, Daar, Smith & Singer
8:Public health infrastructure and knowledge, Powles & Comin
Section 4: Enabling global public goods for health: The importance of legislation
9:International law, Fidler
10:International health regulations and epidemic control, Giesecke
11:International law and the international legislative process: The WHO framework convention on tobacco control, Taylor, Bettcher & Peck
Section 5: A critique of the global public goods for health concept and practice
12:Global public goods for health: A flawed paradigm?, Mooney & Dzator
13:Global public goods for health: Use and limitations, Smith & Woodward
Section 6: Global public goods for health: The future
14:Global public goods for health: From theory to policy, Smith, Beaglehole, Woodward & Drager