Suchergebnisse

Introduction : natives and newcomers, partners in health -- Health and migration : a combustible mix -- Keep out! : immigration control as public health protection -- Blaming the victim : public health protection and the scapegoating of newcomers -- A nation of uninsured immigrants -- Denying the right to health -- Health as a global public good -- Creating global health -- Strangers for the sake of health -- Solidarity for newcomers, health for all -- Natives and newcomers : moving forward together

Frontmatter -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: natives and newcomers, partners in health -- 1. Health and migration: a combustible mix -- 2. Keep out!: immigration control as public health protection -- 3. Blaming the victim: public health protection and the scapegoating of newcomers -- 4. A nation of uninsured immigrants -- 5. Denying the right to health -- 6. Health as a global public good -- 7. Creating global health -- 8. Strangers for the sake of health -- 9. Solidarity for newcomers, health for all -- 10. Natives and newcomers: moving forward together -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index -- About the authors

Public health practitioners are familiar with the general outlines of legal authority and with judicial standards for reviewing public health regulations. What may not be as familiar are 3 emerging judicial doctrines that pose considerable risks to public health initiatives.