Case studies on corporations and global health governance impacts, influence and accountability - Kenworthy, Nora; MacKenzie, Ross; Lee, Kelly (London Rowman & Littlefield International, 2016)
Chapter One: Introduction -- I: Impacts of corporations on global health -- Chapter two: governing through production -- Chapter three: medicalisation and commodification of smoking Cessation -- Chapter four: The influence of the food industry on public health governance -- Chapter five: examples of failures to regulate mining and smelting emissions and their consequent effects on human health outcomes -- II: Corporate influence of global health governance -- Chapter six: Informal channels of corporate influence on global health policy making -- Chapter seven: How corporations shape our understanding of problems with gambling and their solutions -- Chapter eight: Corporate manipulation of global health policy -- Chapter nine: The entrenchment of the public-private partnership paradigm -- Chapter ten: Trade and investment agreements -- Chapter eleven: Health policy, corporate influence and multi-level governance -- Chapter twelve: Tobacco industry strategies to influence global governance -- III: Holding corporations to account -- Chapter thirteen: A proposed approach to systematically identify and monitor the corporate political activity of the food industry with respect to public health using publicly available information -- Chapter fourteen: Regulating baby food marketing: civil society versus private sector influence -- Chapter fifteen: Epidemiology in the struggle over contamination of the Ecuadorian Amazon -- Chapter sixteen: Citizens united, public health and democracy -- Chapter seventeen: conclusion.
Includes bibliographic references and index.
Keywords: Social responsibility of business -- Case studies; World health -- Case studies