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Health in Foreign Policy 2005 2/4/2005
AcademyHealth, Washington, D.C.
While domestic health policy and foreign policy experts have traditionally had little interaction, in the last decade globalization has strengthened the connection between these two fields. More health policy challenges stretch across borders, and even powerful nations like the U.S. have found they can no longer ensure the health of their citizens through national policies alone. This growing interdependence presents new challenges requiring both health and foreign policy perspectives.
This Health in Foreign Policy forum, sponsored by AcademyHealth, provides an overview of the issues that have emerged at the intersection of health and foreign policy, and emphasizes the different professional and political perspectives that currently compose public policy debates.
View the Conference Agenda.
Session 1
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Welcome
- Uwe Reinhardt, professor, Princeton University
- Patricia Pittman, director for international initiatives, AcademyHealth
Panel 1: The Rise of Health as a Foreign Policy Issue: Revolution, Remediation or Regression?
Chair:
Speakers:
- Jack Croddy, acting deputy assistant secretary, Health, Space, and Science, U.S. Department of State
- Robert Mallett, senior vice president of corporate affairs, Pfizer
- John Wyn Owen, secretary, Nuffield Trust and chair, European Foundation Centre International Committee
Panel II: Global Commerce and Health
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Chair:
Speakers:
- Jonathan Quick, president and CEO, Management Sciences for Health
- Joy de Beyer, tobacco control coordinator, World Bank Group
- Linda Aiken, Ph.D., professor, sociology, University of Pennsylvania
- Fitzhugh Mullan, contributing editor, Health Affairs and professor, George Washington University
Global Governance in Health
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Panel III: Responding to Infectious Diseases: National Security or Human Rights?
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Chair:
- Sharon Hrynkow, Ph.D., acting director, Fogarty International Center, National Institutes of Health
- Peggy Hamburg, vice president for biological programs, Nuclear Threat Initiatives
- David Heyman, director, homeland security program, Center for Strategic and International Studies
- Charles Riemenschneider, director, UN Food and Agriculture Organization
- Stephen Morrison, Ph.D., executive director, Center for Strategic and International Studies
Public Health Preparedeness and Development Aid
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Chair:
- Ross Anthony, Ph.D., RAND
Speakers:
- Steve Radelet, senior fellow, Center for Global Development
- Jamie Drummond, executive director, Debt, Aids, Trade in Africa
- Seth G. Jones, RAND
- Ilona Kickbusch, Ph.D., senior policy advisor to the Swiss Government
- Lael Brainard, senior fellow, Brookings Institution
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