This title explores the moral dilemmas posed by disparities in health across nations.

Table of Contents

• Acknowledgements
• Notes on the Contributors
• Introduction: Health Inequality and Global Redistributive Justice - Patti Tamara Lenard and Christine Straehle
• Part 1 A Right to Equal Health?
• 1 Is there a Human Right to Health? - Adina Preda
• 2 What's Wrong with Global Health Inequalities? - Daniel M. Hausman
• 3 Ecological Subjects, ‘Ethical Place-making’ and Global Health Equity - Lisa Eckenwiler
• 4 Health Inequalities, Capabilities and Global Justice - Sridhar Venkatapuram
• Part 2 Who is Responsible for Remedying Global Health Inequality?
• 5 Re-examining the Ethical Foundations: Behind the Distribution of Global Health - Garrett Wallace Brown
• 6 Global Health and Responsibility - Gillian Brock
• 7 Outlining the Global Duties of Justice owed to Women living with HIV/AIDS in Sub-Saharan Africa - Angela Kaida and Patti Tamara Lenard
• Part 3 Measuring Health and Health Outcomes
• 8 Measuring Global Health Kristin Voigt
• 9 Exploring a Sufficiency View of Health Equity - Yukiko Asada
• 10 Rating Efforts to Extend Access on Essential Medicines: Increasing Global Health Impact - Nicole Hassoun
• Part 4 Borders and Health
• 11 Justice and Health Inequalities in Humanitarian Crises: Structured Health Vulnerabilities and Natural Disasters - Ryoa Chung and Matthew R. Hunt
• 12 ‘Illegal’ Migrants and Access to Public Health: A Human Rights Approach - Phillip Cole
• 13 Medical Migration between the Human Right to Health and Freedom of Movement - Eszter Kollar
• 14 Healthcare Migration, Vulnerability and Individual Autonomy: The Case of Malawi - Christine Straehle
• Bibliography