The philosophy of public health / 
edited by Angus Dawson 
 - Farnham:  Ashgate,  2009. 
 - 194 p. 
<br/><br/>1. Introduction : the philosophy of public health / Angus Dawson --<br/>2. The role of law in public health / Robyn Martin --<br/>3. Luck, risk and prevention / Katherine King --<br/>4. The duty to promote social capital / Patricia Illingworth --<br/>5. On the evaluative space for measuring public health performance / Onyebuchi A. Arah --<br/>6. Global concerns and local arguments : how a localized bioethics may perpetuate injustice / S©ıren Holm --<br/>7. Health in developing countries and our global responsibilities / Gillian Brock --<br/>8. Shared responsibility agreements : causes of contention / Paula Boddington --<br/>9. Anti-paternalism and public health policy : the case of product safety legislation / Kalle Grill --<br/>10. Newborn screening and choosing whether to know / Niels Nijsingh --<br/>11. Choosing to sleep / Benjamin Hale and Lauren Hale --<br/>12. Categories of constraint and avenues of freedom : proposing collective agency for addressing problems of obesity / Catherine A. Womack --<br/>13. Equipoise in public health research / Marcel Verweij --<br/>14. Closing the book on infectious disease : the mischievous consequences for bioethics and for public health / Leslie P. Francis ... [et al.] --<br/>15. The common good argument and HIV prevention / Charlotte Paul --<br/>16. Contagious disease and rights / T.M. Wilkinson. 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780754660439 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>362.101  / DAW/P