Health Inequalities and Global Justice

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Edited by Patti Tamara Lenard, University of Ottawa, Christine Straehle, University of Ottawa

Publisher:: Edinburgh University Press
Online publication date:: August 2013
Print publication year:: 2012
Online ISBN:: 9780748646937

Subjects:: Economics, Economic Theory, Politics and International Relations, International Relations and International Organisations

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Millions around the world die from preventable diseases. Millions more suffer from poor health as a result of extreme poverty. Who bears responsibility for health inequalities? Who should take responsibility for ameliorating them? Contributors to this volume consider whether health inequalities are a result of global distributive inequalities and are therefore of concern to those promoting global redistributive justice.

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Frontmatter
pp i-iv
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Contents
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Acknowledgements
pp vii-viii
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Notes on the Contributors
pp ix-xii
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Introduction: Health Inequality and Global Redistributive Justice
pp 1-14
- By Patti Tamara Lenard, University of Ottawa, Christine Straehle, University of Ottawa
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Part 1 - A Right to Equal Health?
pp 15-16
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1 - Is there a Human Right to Health?
pp 17-33
- By Adina Preda, Catholic University of Louvain
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2 - What's Wrong with Global Health Inequalities?
pp 34-51
- By Daniel M. Hausman, University of Wisconsin-Madison
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3 - Ecological Subjects, ‘Ethical Place-making’ and Global Health Equity
pp 52-64
- By Lisa Eckenwiler, George Mason University
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4 - Health Inequalities, Capabilities and Global Justice
pp 65-82
- By Sridhar Venkatapuram, Cambridge University
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Part 2 - Who is Responsible for Remedying Global Health Inequality?
pp 83-84
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5 - Re-examining the Ethical Foundations: Behind the Distribution of Global Health
pp 85-101
- By Garrett Wallace Brown, University of Sheffield
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6 - Global Health and Responsibility
pp 102-118
- By Gillian Brock, University of Auckland
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7 - Outlining the Global Duties of Justice owed to Women living with HIV/AIDS in Sub-Saharan Africa
pp 119-136
- By Angela Kaida, Simon Fraser University, Patti Tamara Lenard, University of Ottawa
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Part 3 - Measuring Health and Health Outcomes
pp 137-138
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8 - Measuring Global Health
pp 139-156
- By Kristin Voigt, McGill University
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9 - Exploring a Sufficiency View of Health Equity
pp 157-175
- By Yukiko Asada, Dalhousie University
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10 - Rating Efforts to Extend Access on Essential Medicines: Increasing Global Health Impact
pp 176-194
- By Nicole Hassoun, Carnegie Mellon University
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Part 4 - Borders and Health
pp 195-196
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11 - Justice and Health Inequalities in Humanitarian Crises: Structured Health Vulnerabilities and Natural Disasters
pp 197-212
- By Ryoa Chung, Université de Montréal, Matthew R. Hunt, McGill University
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12 - ‘Illegal’ Migrants and Access to Public Health: A Human Rights Approach
pp 213-229
- By Phillip Cole, Newport University
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13 - Medical Migration between the Human Right to Health and Freedom of Movement
pp 230-246
- By Eszter Kollar, John Cabot University
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14 - Healthcare Migration, Vulnerability and Individual Autonomy: The Case of Malawi
pp 247-264
- By Christine Straehle, University of Ottawa
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Bibliography
pp 265-288
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Index
pp 289-300
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Frontmatter
pp i-iv

Contents
pp v-vi

Acknowledgements
pp vii-viii

Notes on the Contributors
pp ix-xii

Introduction: Health Inequality and Global Redistributive Justice
pp 1-14

Part 1 - A Right to Equal Health?
pp 15-16

1 - Is there a Human Right to Health?
pp 17-33

2 - What's Wrong with Global Health Inequalities?
pp 34-51

3 - Ecological Subjects, ‘Ethical Place-making’ and Global Health Equity
pp 52-64

4 - Health Inequalities, Capabilities and Global Justice
pp 65-82

Part 2 - Who is Responsible for Remedying Global Health Inequality?
pp 83-84

5 - Re-examining the Ethical Foundations: Behind the Distribution of Global Health
pp 85-101

6 - Global Health and Responsibility
pp 102-118

7 - Outlining the Global Duties of Justice owed to Women living with HIV/AIDS in Sub-Saharan Africa
pp 119-136

Part 3 - Measuring Health and Health Outcomes
pp 137-138

8 - Measuring Global Health
pp 139-156

9 - Exploring a Sufficiency View of Health Equity
pp 157-175

10 - Rating Efforts to Extend Access on Essential Medicines: Increasing Global Health Impact
pp 176-194

Part 4 - Borders and Health
pp 195-196

11 - Justice and Health Inequalities in Humanitarian Crises: Structured Health Vulnerabilities and Natural Disasters
pp 197-212

12 - ‘Illegal’ Migrants and Access to Public Health: A Human Rights Approach
pp 213-229

13 - Medical Migration between the Human Right to Health and Freedom of Movement
pp 230-246

14 - Healthcare Migration, Vulnerability and Individual Autonomy: The Case of Malawi
pp 247-264

Bibliography
pp 265-288

Index
pp 289-300

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