Leonie Vierck (Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law),
Pedro A. Villarreal (Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law), &
A. Katarina Weilert (Forschungsstätte der Evangelischen Studiengemeinschaft) have published
The Governance of Disease Outbreaks - International Health Law: Lessons from the Ebola Crisis and Beyond (Nomos 2017). Contents include:
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Leonie Vierck, Pedro A. Villarreal, & A. Katarina Weilert, The Concept of the Book
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Michael Marx, Ebola Epidemic 2014-2015: Taking Control or Being Trapped in the Logic of Failure – What Lessons Can Be Learned?
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Wolfgang Hein, The Response to the West African Ebola Outbreak (2014-2016): A Failure of Global Health Governance?
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Mateja Steinbrück Platise, The Changing Structure of Global Health Governance
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Leonie Vierck, The Case Law of International Public Health and Why its Scarcity is a Problem
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A. Katarina Weilert, The Right to Health in International Law – Normative Foundations and Doctrinal Flaws
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Elif Askin, Extraterritorial Human Rights Obligations of States in the Event of Disease Outbreaks
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Hunter Keys, Bonnie Kaiser, & André den Exter, The Real Versus the Ideal in NGO Governance: Enacting the Right to Mental Healthcare in Liberia During the 2014-2016 Ebola Epidemic
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Pedro A. Villarreal, The World Health Organization’s Governance Framework in Disease Outbreaks: A Legal Perspective
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Edefe Ojomo, Fostering Regional Health Governance in West Africa: The Role of the WAHO
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Ilja Richard Pavone, Ebola and Securitization of Health: UN Security Council Resolution 2177/2014 and Its Limits
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Robert Frau, Combining the WHO’s International Health Regulations (2005) with the UN Security Council’s Powers: Does it Make Sense for Health Governance?
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Susan L. Erikson, The Limits of the International Health Regulations: Ebola Governance, Regulatory Breach, and the Non-Negotiable Necessity of National Healthcare
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Christian R. Thauer, The Governance of Infectious Diseases. An International Relations Perspective
