Theme issue: health and foreign policy; Health and security; Migration and health; How does climate change affect public health?; Health impact assessment; Country case studies: Malaysia and Thailand
Foreign policy, trade and health: at the cutting edge of global health diplomacy- Nick Drager & David P Fidler
Strengthening public health education and training to improve global health- Ritu Sadana et al.
Medical visas mark growth of Indian medical tourism
Navy labs play public health role
Health is a foreign policy concern
Recent news from WHO
Trade policy and health: from conflicting interests to policy coherence- Chantal Blouin
The importance of militaries from developing countries in global infectious disease surveillance- Jean-Paul Chretien et al.
Security, insecurity and health- Robin Coupland
Foreign policy matters: a normative view of the G8 and population health- Ronald Labonte & Ted Schrecker
Making G8 leaders deliver: an analysis of compliance and health commitments, 1996–2006- John J Kirton et al.
Health and foreign policy: influences of migration and population mobility- Douglas W MacPherson et al.
Bridging health and foreign policy: the role of health impact assessments- Kelley Lee et al.
Health impact assessment, human rights and global public policy: a critical appraisal- Alex Scott-Samuel & Eileen O’Keefe
Health and foreign policy in question: the case of humanitarian action- Michel Thieren
Health imperatives in foreign policy: the case of Malaysia- Simon Barraclough & Kai-Lit Phua
Global health diplomacy: the need for new perspectives, strategic approaches and skills in global health- Ilona Kickbusch et al.
Health and security in foreign policy- Rebecca Katz & Daniel A Singer
Global climate change: implications for international public health policy- Diarmid Campbell-Lendrum et al.
The need for global planned mobilization of essential medicine: lessons from a massive Thai botulism outbreak- K Ungchusak et al.
The value of a human rights perspective in health and foreign policy- Mary Robinson
Reflections on the revolution in health and foreign policy- David P Fidler
