The views expressed in these
research papers do not necessarily reflect those of UNA-Canada.
The Role of Civil Society
in Pandemic Preparedness
In 2006, UNA-Canada published two articles on the role of civil society
as governance partners in pandemic management. One of these two documents,
written by Kathryn White and Maria Banda, and entitled Building Trust,
Taking Responsibility: Civil Society as Partners in Global Health Governance,
was later incorporated, with permission, into a book entitled Innovation
in Global Health Governance: Critical Cases, as Chapter 6. Within
the book, the title was amended to The Role of Civil Society in Pandemic
Preparedness.
Original paper: Building
Trust, Taking Responsibility: Civil Society as Partners in Global Health
Governance, by Kathryn White and Maria Banda, 2006
Original companion piece: The
New Media and Avian Flu: Gathering and Broadcasting Intelligence to
All, from All, and for All, by Craig McKie and Kathryn White, 2006
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Innovation in Global Health Governance:
Critical Cases
edited by Andrew F. Cooper (of the Centre for International Governance
Innovation, Canada) and John J. Kirton (of University of Toronto,
Canada)
published in 2009 by Ashton Publishing Group (England)
376 pages
ISBN: 0754648729
ISBN 13: 9780754648727 |
