Global health governance structures today are failing to address the global health crises either of communicable or non-communicable diseases (NCDs). I demonstrate that global health governance is characterised by a market justice approach to health and a lack of global health leadership, as evidenced by the negotiation of global intellectual property regulations and recent debates on access to NCD medicines. This raises three challenges for global health: (i) addressing broad participation, (ii) the dilution of the meaning of global health, and (iii) the co-optation of the global health agenda by corporate interests. Analysing the existing proposals from scholars in global health governance, I demonstrate that features of a policentric mod...
As globalisation increases interdependence health becomes a subject of global governance, posing new...
Health inequalities represent perhaps the most consequential global health challenge and yet they pe...
Health inequalities represent perhaps the most consequential global health challenge and yet they pe...
The authors address the issue of governance in health from a critical standpoint, taking globalizati...
Global health is at the threshold of a new era. Few times in his- tory has the world faced challenge...
The present global health crisis is not primarily one of disease, but of governance ... . Ilona Kic...
The concept of Global Health Governance (GHG) was created through the realization that in a globaliz...
International law has responded weakly to the inequities in health care, public health, and the broa...
International law has responded weakly to the inequities in health care, public health, and the broa...
International law has responded weakly to the inequities in health care, public health, and the broa...
International law has responded weakly to the inequities in health care, public health, and the broa...
International law has responded weakly to the inequities in health care, public health, and the broa...
International law has responded weakly to the inequities in health care, public health, and the broa...
This paper begins with a brief discussion of why global health governance has become such a subject ...
As globalisation increases interdependence health becomes a subject of global governance, posing new...
As globalisation increases interdependence health becomes a subject of global governance, posing new...
Health inequalities represent perhaps the most consequential global health challenge and yet they pe...
Health inequalities represent perhaps the most consequential global health challenge and yet they pe...
The authors address the issue of governance in health from a critical standpoint, taking globalizati...
Global health is at the threshold of a new era. Few times in his- tory has the world faced challenge...
The present global health crisis is not primarily one of disease, but of governance ... . Ilona Kic...
The concept of Global Health Governance (GHG) was created through the realization that in a globaliz...
International law has responded weakly to the inequities in health care, public health, and the broa...
International law has responded weakly to the inequities in health care, public health, and the broa...
International law has responded weakly to the inequities in health care, public health, and the broa...
International law has responded weakly to the inequities in health care, public health, and the broa...
International law has responded weakly to the inequities in health care, public health, and the broa...
International law has responded weakly to the inequities in health care, public health, and the broa...
This paper begins with a brief discussion of why global health governance has become such a subject ...
As globalisation increases interdependence health becomes a subject of global governance, posing new...
As globalisation increases interdependence health becomes a subject of global governance, posing new...
Health inequalities represent perhaps the most consequential global health challenge and yet they pe...
Health inequalities represent perhaps the most consequential global health challenge and yet they pe...