by Nir Eyal
First published 2013
From Iceland to Mozambique, health inequalities are stark. Epidemiologists have identified the problem, but what are the ethical foundations underlying efforts to address it? This book brings together experts from philosophy, economics, and medicine to debate the concepts, values, and solutions to puzzles of health disparity. At stake are the life-and-death stakes of global health policy.
Genres: philosophy, economics, non-fiction, health, medicine, academic
Vibes: thought-provoking
Tropes: academic-debate
348 pages · Hardcover · Oxford University Press