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Special Issue: Climate Change and Global Health Governance

Special Issue: Climate Change and Global Health Governance

by ghgovernance | May 26, 2020 | 2020 Spring Issue, Climate Change, Current Issue

VOLUME X, NO. 1 SPECIAL ISSUE 2020   Climate Change and Global Health Security: An Overview of the Scope and Issues Robert L. Ostergard, Jr. and Nicholas Seltzer Elevating the Status of Health in Global Environmental Politics: Securitizing the Nexus between...
Special Issue: Climate Change and Global Health Governance

Climate Change and Global Health Security: An Overview of the Scope and Issues

by ghgovernance | May 26, 2020 | 2020 Spring Issue, Climate Change

By Robert L. Ostergard, Jr. and Nicholas Seltzer The links between climate change and health security have been under investigation for decades. However, at its core, linking climate change to health security faces a number of complex obstacles, most of which are...
Special Issue: Climate Change and Global Health Governance

Elevating the Status of Health in Global Environmental Politics: Securitizing the Nexus between Health and Climate Change

by ghgovernance | May 26, 2020 | 2020 Spring Issue, Climate Change

By Geoffrey B. Cockerham Considerations of health have received little notice in international climate change negotiations and agreements. To address this issue, the nexus between climate change and health in global politics should be strengthened. I argue that this...
Special Issue: Climate Change and Global Health Governance

Is Climate Change Hampering Global Health Security? A Review of the Evidence

by ghgovernance | May 26, 2020 | 2020 Spring Issue, Climate Change

By Andrew Defor and Theresa Valerie Oheneba-Dornyo The impact of climate change on human health is becoming increasingly evident. Several studies have linked disease outbreaks to climate change within the last decade, re-affirming the threat of climate change to human...
Special Issue: Climate Change and Global Health Governance

Compartmentalized Crises? Understanding the Relationship Between Climate Change Discourse and Governance of Infectious Disease

by ghgovernance | May 26, 2020 | 2020 Spring Issue, Climate Change

By Summer Marion While health and climate science recognize a clear linkage between infectious diseases and effects of climate change, outbreaks and disasters are frequently framed as standalone crises in public discourse. Drawing on public policy image framing...
Special Issue: Climate Change and Global Health Governance

Can We Weather the Health Risks of Climate Change Amidst Political Instability? Evidence and Lessons from Fragile- and Conflict-Affected States

by ghgovernance | May 26, 2020 | 2020 Spring Issue, Climate Change

By Yara M. Asi The needs of fragile and conflict-affected states (FCAS) are usually framed in terms of humanitarian or security aims. As a result, health security in FCAS is poor. Yet in the background of these competing forces is the approaching threat of climate...
Special Issue: Climate Change and Global Health Governance

Climate Disasters Contaminate Women: Investigating Cross-National Linkages between Disasters, Food Insecurity, and Women’s HIV in Less-Developed Nations

by ghgovernance | May 26, 2020 | 2020 Spring Issue, Climate Change

By Kelly F. Austin, Mark D. Noble, and Laura A. McKinney HIV/AIDS remains a serious public health threat in less-developed countries, especially for women. Drawing on ecofeminist perspectives, we explore linkages between climate-related disasters, food insecurity, and...
Special Issue: Climate Change and Global Health Governance

Cholera, Conflict, Climate Variability and Implications on the Yemen Public Health System

by ghgovernance | May 26, 2020 | 2020 Spring Issue, Climate Change

By Destini M. Garrison, Radina P. Soebiyanto, Sarah Hutchinson, Assaf Anyamba and Tomoko Y. Steen The Republic of Yemen has concurrently fallen victim to political and climatic disruptions causing the largest cholera epidemic. Recent conditions in Yemen provide a...
Special Issue: Climate Change and Global Health Governance

Climate Change, International Migration, and Health Security: The Need for Smart and Synergistic Global Health Policies and Programmes in the Solomon Islands

by ghgovernance | May 26, 2020 | 2020 Spring Issue, Climate Change

By Sebastian Kevany The Solomon Islands, as with many resource poor settings, faces multiple direct and indirect threats to public health. These include environmental, population, health security and globalization considerations; similarly, a range of ostensibly...
Special Issue: Climate Change and Global Health Governance

Beyond the ‘ASEAN-Way’? Third-Sector Driven Governance Along SARS and Haze Pollution

by ghgovernance | May 26, 2020 | 2020 Spring Issue, Climate Change

By Thomas Lange What role can regions, or more precisely regional organizations, play in the further development of international health and climate policy? If one shifts the view from the global system to regional spaces, it becomes clear that the development of...
Special Issue: Climate Change and Global Health Governance

Rethinking Project Management for Adaptation and Health in Southeast Asia

by ghgovernance | May 26, 2020 | 2020 Spring Issue, Climate Change

By Daniel Gilfillan Globally, negative climate change impacts on public health are addressed using a variety of managerial approaches. In donor-funded initiatives, project-based approaches dominate, however an emerging literature questions the effectiveness of the...

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