1 Introduction
2 The place of the human right to health and contemporary approaches to global justice: Some impertinent interrogations
3 Developing and applying the right to the highest attainable standard of health: The role of the UN Special Rapporteur (2002–2008)
4 What future for the minimum core?: Contextualising the implications of South African socioeconomic rights jurisprudence for the international human right to health
5 The ancillary-care responsibilities of researchers: Reasonable but not great expectations
6 Human rights and health sector corruption
7 The child’s right to health and the courts
8 The World Health Organization, the evolution of human rights, and the failure to achieve Health for All
9 The human right to health in an age of market hegemony
2 The place of the human right to health and contemporary approaches to global justice: Some impertinent interrogations
3 Developing and applying the right to the highest attainable standard of health: The role of the UN Special Rapporteur (2002–2008)
4 What future for the minimum core?: Contextualising the implications of South African socioeconomic rights jurisprudence for the international human right to health
5 The ancillary-care responsibilities of researchers: Reasonable but not great expectations
6 Human rights and health sector corruption
7 The child’s right to health and the courts
8 The World Health Organization, the evolution of human rights, and the failure to achieve Health for All
9 The human right to health in an age of market hegemony