The Human Right to Health (Norton Global Ethics Series)

Need this book for a class over summer and am so thankful it came so fast! I was expecting it to come a week from now! Looks to be in ok condition, though a little worse for wear than I imagined. Looks to have all the pages and be in usable condition which is most important

It is a very interesting book. Jonathan Wolff develops a great analysis on Health, approaching legal, philosophical and practical aspects of the discussion. Essential for ones who are interested or do research in this field.

Amazing book!!!

|TITLE| The Human Right to Health: Amnesty International Global Ethics Series: General Editor: Kwame Anthony Appiah|AUTHOR| Jonathan Wolff, Ph.D., Dean of Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesProfessor of Philosophy—Director: Centre for Philosophy, Justice and Health. University College London|REVIEWER| Josh Grossman, Colonel {r} U.S. Army Medical Corps, M.D., FACP|ENDORSED BY|• Martha Nussbaum, University of Chicago Distinguished Professor of Law and Ethics• Roberta E. Winter, New York Journal of Books• Baron Peter Piot, MD, PhD FRCP FMedSci is a former Under Secretary-General of the United Nations, former Executive Director of the UN specialized agency UNAIDS, Director of the London School of Hygiene|BOOK FORMAT| soft cover|BOOK PAGES| 192 pages|BOOK ISBN| 978-0-393-34338-0|COPYRIGHT| 2012 W.W. Norton & Company, Incorporated <www.wwnorton.com>“The Human Right to Heath is now an established part of International Law”• This outstanding text documents via our ongoing Global Public Health efforts to bring Highly-Active-Anti-Retroviral-Therapy {H.A.A.R.T.} to those who may well be somewhat disadvantaged in our Emerging/Developing Nations suffering from HIV/AIDS.• All incoming First Year Medical Students and all of our First Year Law Students should be given a copy of this outstanding text to discuss with their Mentors.• Our University candidates for their Masters and Doctorates in Global Public Health whose Masters and Doctoral Dissertations are focused on Global Public Health should be required to read and required to discuss this outstanding text with their Mentors.• A copy should be available in all of our University Libraries and in all of our City and County Public Libraries.

Hunt's book is well written and concise. It is more of a generalist book though for people who dont have very much knowledge of human rights.

Interesting, easy to read, informative and concise. Would thoroughly recommend to anyone studying or interested in global health. . .