Special Issue: The Framework Convention on Global Health

The latest issue of Global Health Governance (Vol. 9, no. 1, Spring-Fall 2015) focuses on "The Framework Convention on Global Health." Contents include:

• Special Issue: The Framework Convention on Global Health
• Lance Gable, Ames Dhai, Robert Marten, Benjamin Mason Meier, & Jennifer Prah Ruger, Introduction: The Framework Convention on Global Health
• Brigit Toebes, The Framework Convention on Global Health: Considerations in Light of International Law
• Sharifah Rahma Sekalala, Normative Considerations Underlying Global Health Financing: Lessons for the Framework Convention on Global Health
• Jalil Safaei, Health for the Common Good
• Anuj Kapilashrami, Suzanne Fustukian, & Barbara McPake, Global Prescriptions and Neglect of the “Local”: What Lessons for Global Health Governance Has the Framework Convention on Global Health Learned?
• Sebastian Taylor, A Political Economy of International Health: Understanding Obstacles to Multilateral Action on Non-Communicable Disease
• Debra L. DeLaet, What a Wonderful World It Would Be: The Promise and Peril of Relying on International Law as a Mechanism for Promoting a Human Right to Health
• Mara Pillinger, It’s Not Just for States Anymore: Legal Accountability for International Organizations under the Framework Convention on Global Health
• Florian Kastler, Why the World Health Organization Should Take the Lead on the Future Framework Convention on Global Health
• Belinda Bennett, Women’s Health and a Framework Convention on Global Health
• Emilie K. Aguirre, The Importance of the Right to Food for Achieving Global Health