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Laura Turiano and Lanny Smith Health and Human Rights 10/1 Published June 2008 The move from many to everyone is a small semantic shift, but one with extraordinarily radical consequences. – Hardt and…

Anja Rudiger Health and Human Rights 10/1 Published June 2008 Abstract Although the crisis of health care in the United States is widely acknowledged – marked by poor health outcomes, high costs, unequal access, and widening health inequities…

Olga Shevchenko and Renée C. Fox   Health and Human Rights 10/1 Published June 2008   Abstract The international humanitarian organization, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), is strongly committed to principles of universalism,…

Tarek Meguid   Health and Human Rights 10/1 Published June 2008  It is possible to adapt to a given situation precisely because you have got to live it, and you have got to live it every day. But adapting does not mean that you…

Tarek Meguid   Health and Human Rights 10/1 Published June 2008  It is possible to adapt to a given situation precisely because you have got to live it, and you have got to live it every day. But adapting does not mean that you…

 Armando De Negri Filho Health and Human Rights 10/1 Published June 2008 Abstract Approaching health as a basic human right has a profound impact on the way we treat it politically. Viewing health as a public good — with both individual…