Perspectives on Health and Human rights, edited by Sofia Gruskin, Michael A. Grodin, George J. Annas, Stephen P. Marks. Routledge 2005. This volume brings together different approachs in integrating human rights in public health and is a follow up compiliation to Health and Human Rights: A Reader J. Mann, S. Gruskin, M. Grodin, G. Annas, Editors, Routledge, 1999. Click on the Routledge link for ordering information.
Health
and Human Rights: The Educational Challenge
FXB Center for Health and Human Rights, 2002. This book is
the first product of the collaboration between the International
Human Rights Committee of the American Public Health Association
and the FXB Center. The long-term goal of this partnership is
to introduce human rights education into the health professions.
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Health and Human Rights in Times of Peace
and Conflict FXB Center for Health and Human Rights, 2001.
Proceedings
of a symposium held in April 2000, organized by the Harvard School
of Public Health and the François-Xavier Bagnoud Center for Health
and Human Rights. Contributors include Stephen P. Marks, Countess
Albina du Boisrouvray, Barry Bloom, Sofia Gruskin, Aryeh Neier,
Rakesh Rajani, Daniel Tarantola, Danilo Türk, Makhosazana Xaba,
Jennifer Leaning, Rita E. Hauser, Alvaro de Soto, Susanne I. Giendl,
David M. Malone, Hanna Nolan, and Kenneth Roth.Click
here to order.
Health
and Human Rights:A Reader J. Mann, S. Gruskin,
M. Grodin, G. Annas, Editors, Routledge,
1999. A compendium of selected essays and articles on health
and human rights providing a comprehensive introduction to the
field.
The
Future of International Human RightsB. H. Weston
and S. P. Marks, Editors, Transnational
Publishers, 1999. Analyzes existing human rights norms,
institutions, and procedures and projects future trends in these
realms. Foreword by Mary Robinson, UN High Commissioner for Human
Rights.
Humanitarian Crises: The Medical and Public Health Response J. Leaning, S. M. Briggs, and L. C. Chen, Editors, Harvard
University Press,
1999. Addresses a broad range of normative, operational,
and strategic issues in humanitarian responses to war and civil
conflict.
AIDS
in the World II: Global Dimensions, Social Roots, and ResponsesJ. Mann and D. Tarantola, Editors, Oxford
University Press, 1996. This edition charts a course into
the future based on a clear analysis of the global pandemic, response,
and crucial lessons learned from the first decade, and an understanding
of the scientific and social dimensions of the HIV challenge.
AIDS in the World J. Mann, D. Tarantola, T. Netter, Editors,
Harvard University Press,
1992. The first global report on the HIV/AIDS pandemic which
presents an analysis of the features of the pandemic and of the
world’s response to HIV/AIDS.
AIDS,
Health and Human Rights: An Explanatory ManualCo-published
by the François-Xavier Bagnoud Center for Health and Human
Rights and the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent
Societies, 1995. The manual is designed to explore and strengthen
a practical working relationship between the public health and
human rights fields in regard to HIV/AIDS work. Available in
English, French and Spanish.Click
here to order.
AIDS in Nepal: Communities Confronting an Emerging Epidemic Jill Hannum, Daniel Tarantola, Publication Project Director.
Prepared for the American Foundation for AIDS Research (AmFAR)
by the International AIDS Program, François-Xavier Bagnoud
Center for Health and Human Rights, Harvard School of Public Health.
Published by AmFAR in association with Seven
Stories Press, New York, 1997. This book presents the
voices of people who are at the forefront of the response to HIV/AIDS
in Nepal. This book is a powerful resource for individuals and
organizations concerned with community-based health and social
development programs.
