International Public Health Policy and Ethics (eBook)

Introduction: 'International Public Health: Morality, Politics, Poverty, War, Disease' Part One: Morality and Politics Muireann Quigley and John Harris, 'Personal or Public Health' Kristen Hessler, 'Exploring the Philosophical Foundations of the Human Rights Approach to Public Health Ethics' Deryck Beyleveld and Shaun Pattinson, 'Moral Interests, Privacy, and Medical Research' Wanda Teays, 'Torture and Public Health' Laura Purdy, 'Exporting the Culture of Life' Part Two: Money and Poverty Norman Daniels, 'International Health Inequalities and Global Justice' John-Stewart Gordon, 'Poverty, Human Rights, and Just Distribution' Christian Illies, 'Why should we help the Poor? Philosophy and Poverty' David Cummiskey, 'Health Care Justice: The Social Insurance Approach' Henrik Syse, 'Investments, Universal Ownership, and Public Health' Part Three: Medical Need and Response Margaret P. Battin, Charles B. Smith, Leslie P. Francis, and Jay A. Jacobson 'Thinking Big: Emerging Global Efforts for the Control of Infectious Disease' Rosemarie Tong, 'Shaping Ethical Guidelines for an Influenza Pandemic' Michael J. Selgelid, Paul M. Kelly, and Adrian Sleigh, 'Why TB Matters More' Simona Giorando, 'Ethics of Management of Gender Atypical Organization in Children and Adolescents' Michael Boylan, 'Clean Water' About the Contributors INDEX