Volume XI, No. 1
Reform of the World Health Organization
Guest Editors: Tine Hanrieder and Adam Kamradt-Scott
Introduction:
Same, same but different: Reforming the World Health Organization in an age of public scrutiny and global complexity
Tine Hanrieder and Adam Kamradt-Scott
Provoking Barriers:
The 2014 Ebola Outbreak and Unintended Consequences of WHO’s Power to Declare a Public Health Emergency
Catherine Z. Worsnop
Accountability, international law, and the World Health Organization:
A need for reform?
Mark Eccleston-Turner and Scarlett McArdle
Successful Governance Reform and Its Consequences:
How the Historical Drive for Shorter Meetings and More Time Efficiency Reverberates in Contemporary World Health Assemblies
Julian Eckl
Commentary:
The World Health Organization’s Historic Moment of Peril and Promise:
Reimaging a Global Health Agency Fit for Purpose in the 21st Century
Lawrence O. Gostin
We need the perspective and contribution of the member states from the South who tend to use the local services of WHO at country level