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Global Health Governance - VideoPanel members from UCL Political Science, the UCL Institute of Child Health, UCL Laws and UCL Anthropology Author: UCL
The UCL Institute for Global Health Symposium, Global Health Governance: Who is accountable to whom?, took place on 13 May 2008. The symposium explored some of the questions of governance underlying the global health agenda, including: * what is governance and how does it differ from government? * should democracy be an important component of any global governance structure, and if so what sort of democracy is desirable or plausible? * do major philanthropists create a democratic deficit within the global governance of health, given that they provide a large proportion of the global health budget? The symposium took the form of a brief presentation by Professor Richard Bellamy (UCL Political Sciences), setting out some key questions, arguments and themes, followed by a brief presentation by Mike Rowson (UCL Institute of Child Health), summarising what the global-governance arrangements are within health. Panel members discussing the broader implications of global health governance issues were Professor Philippe Sands (UCL Laws) and Professor David Napier (UCL Anthropology). Language: en-gb Genres: Health & Fitness, Medicine Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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