Assembling health rights in global context : genealogies and anthropologies /
Mold, Alex,editor of compilation.
Reubi, David,editor of compilation.
London : Routledge,
2013.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Machine generated contents note: 1.Not rights but reciprocal responsibility: the rhetoric of state health provision in early twentieth-century Britain / Alex Mold / David Reubi -- 2.Unauthorized immigrants and the denial of the right to health care in the United States / Jane K. Seymour -- 3.Rights, responsibility and health services: human rights as an idiomatic language of power / Beatrix Hoffman -- 4.The political evolution of health as a human right: conceptualizing public health under international law, 1940s-1990s / Jarrett Zigon -- 5.Health right or human right? Changing tides in the international discussion of female genital mutilation, 1970-2010 / Benjamin Mason Meier -- 6.Constructing tobacco control as a human rights issue: smoking, lawyers and the judicialization of the right to health / Marion A. Hulverscheidt -- 7.From isolation to 'living together': human rights in Japanese HIV/AIDS discourse / David Reubi -- 8.Evidence-based advocacy and the reconfiguration of rights language in safe motherhood discourse / Hannah Waterson -- 9.State of exception, culture of medical police: SARS and the law of no rights in the People's Republic of China / Katerini T. Storeng / Dominique P. Béhague.
Medical ethics