Titlebook: Coordinating Global Health Policy Responses; From HIV/AIDS to Ebo Annamarie Bindenagel ?ehovi? Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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Measles,rden of care at the familial and national levels. This chapter uses this relationship between individual infection and broader transactional costs, to explore more broadly the relationship between individual rights and state (international) requirements, notably of immunizations.

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,Archimedes’ Principle and Flotation,policy. It also offers theoretical as well as concrete suggestions on how it might be possible to conceptualize, communicate, and confront health risks and threats with states, non-state actors and other agents to facilitate health rights responsibility within and across borders.

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Reintroduction,argues that health risks and threats cannot be completely eliminated, but rather must be identified and responded to in a coordinated manner involving individuals, communities, national states, international organizations, and the global (conceptual) community.

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Mers-CoV and Zika Virus,ators such as climate change and migration, exploring in particular the allocation of health rights and responsibilities across borders. Between the timelines of response and the anticipation of new outbreaks, the chapter offers some pointers on what decision-makers need to take into account to prepare for EIDs.

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