Pandemics and peace : public health cooperation in zones of conflict / William J. Long.
2011
362.1 L849p 2011
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Title
Pandemics and peace : public health cooperation in zones of conflict / William J. Long.
Author
ISBN
9781601270801 (pbk. : alk. paper)
1601270801 (pbk. : alk. paper)
1601270801 (pbk. : alk. paper)
Imprint
Washington, D.C. : U.S. Institute of Peace Press, 2011.
Language
English
Description
xvii, 146 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Call Number
362.1 L849p 2011
System Control No.
(OCoLC)689000392
(OCoLC)689000392
(OCoLC)689000392
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Formatted Contents Note
Foreword / Bruce W. Jentleson
Acknowledgments
Acronyms
1. Pandemic peace? ; Challenges and opportunities ; Attempts to explain international cooperation in public health ; Transnational governance: examining public-private partnerships ; Thoughts on policy and practice ; Method and design ; Organization of the book
2. Cases of international cooperation ; The messy world of global infectious disease surveillance and response ; The Mekong Basin Disease Surveillance Network ; Middle East Consortium of Infectious Disease Surveillance ; East Africa Integrated Disease Surveillance Network ; CHORDS: Connecting Health Organizations for Regional Disease Surveillance ; Conclusion
3. The three 'I's of international cooperation: interest, institutions, and identity ; Why cooperation: securing common interests in a transnational public good ; Why cooperation: institutional arrangements ;Why cooperation: redefining identity and interests ; Conclusion: implications for international cooperation theory
4. Public-private partnerships: transnational governance in regional disease control ; The great debates ; Effectiveness of transnational PPPs: lessons form networks ; Transnational PPPs: lessons from networks ; Origins and external relations of transnational PPPs ; Conclusion: hypotheses on transnational governance
5. Pandemic preemption: U.S. foreign policy in support of overseas capacity ; U.S. government programs ; Global disease detection program ; Field epidemiology and laboratory training program ; Integrated disease surveillance and response program ; Global emerging infections surveillance and response system ; Assessment of U.S. policy ; Conclusion
Conclusion and future research ; Future research.
Acknowledgments
Acronyms
1. Pandemic peace? ; Challenges and opportunities ; Attempts to explain international cooperation in public health ; Transnational governance: examining public-private partnerships ; Thoughts on policy and practice ; Method and design ; Organization of the book
2. Cases of international cooperation ; The messy world of global infectious disease surveillance and response ; The Mekong Basin Disease Surveillance Network ; Middle East Consortium of Infectious Disease Surveillance ; East Africa Integrated Disease Surveillance Network ; CHORDS: Connecting Health Organizations for Regional Disease Surveillance ; Conclusion
3. The three 'I's of international cooperation: interest, institutions, and identity ; Why cooperation: securing common interests in a transnational public good ; Why cooperation: institutional arrangements ;Why cooperation: redefining identity and interests ; Conclusion: implications for international cooperation theory
4. Public-private partnerships: transnational governance in regional disease control ; The great debates ; Effectiveness of transnational PPPs: lessons form networks ; Transnational PPPs: lessons from networks ; Origins and external relations of transnational PPPs ; Conclusion: hypotheses on transnational governance
5. Pandemic preemption: U.S. foreign policy in support of overseas capacity ; U.S. government programs ; Global disease detection program ; Field epidemiology and laboratory training program ; Integrated disease surveillance and response program ; Global emerging infections surveillance and response system ; Assessment of U.S. policy ; Conclusion
Conclusion and future research ; Future research.
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