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Cover -- Series -- Title -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Contributors -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction: Global Health and International Community -- Introduction -- The book's structure -- Part One - framing global ethics and international justice -- Part Two - practical challenges in global health governance -- Part Three - political and regulatory responses in global health -- Global health: Intellectual and practical challenges -- Part One: Framing Global Ethics and International Justice -- 1 On Some Difficulties for Any Theory of Global Health Justice Stephen R. Latham -- Introduction -- Theory -- Health -- Global -- Justice -- The positive uses of ambitious theory -- 2 Ethics and Global Health Inequalities Richard Ashcroft -- Introduction -- Comparison problems -- Connectedness and circumstances -- Health inequality and resource inequality -- Health inequalities and 'structural violence' -- Capabilities and health -- Conclusion -- 3 Why Bioethics Must Be Global Heather Widdows and Peter West-Oram -- Introduction -- Global ethics and bioethics -- The global requirement -- Healthcare and research and the global criteria -- Why the local/global debate continues -- A global ethics approach -- Conclusion -- 4 Needs, Obligations and International Relations for Global Health in the Twenty-First Century Solomon R. Benatar -- Introduction -- Disparities in health and well-being at a global level -- Global health -- Processes contributing to widening disparities in health -- A world in entropy -- Obligations -- What can be done? Some practical considerations -- Conclusions -- 5 Just Health, from National to Global: Claiming Global Social Protection Gorik Ooms and Rachel Hammonds -- Introduction -- Principles of national and global justice -- Global justice and the governance problem -- Conclusion.
In: Science ethics and society
In: Science Ethics and Society
In: Series Ethics and Society
In: Series Ethics and Society
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