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Public international law plays an essential role in promoting and protecting global health. Audiobooks on public international law focused on health discuss the critical link between health and international law. These audiobooks are written for scho Public international law plays an essential role in promoting and protecting global health. Audiobooks on public international law focused on health discuss the critical link between health and international law. These audiobooks are written for scholars, policymakers, public health professionals, and students who want to understand the legal framework for promoting health globally. One such audiobook is "Global Health Law" by Lawrence Gostin. The audiobook provides a comprehensive overview of the legal framework for global health governance. It covers topics such as infectious disease control, health security, trade and health, and human rights. The audiobook explores the international legal frameworks that underpin health policy and practice, including the World Health Organization (WHO) regulations, the International Health Regulations (IHR), and the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC). Gostin also addresses the challenges of implementing these legal frameworks and the tensions that arise between global health goals and national sovereignty. Another audiobook is "Global Health Law: A Critical Introduction" by Sara E. Davies, Belinda Bennett, and Richard Smith. This audiobook offers an interdisciplinary perspective on the intersection of law and global health. The audiobook provides a critical analysis of the legal frameworks that underpin global health governance, including the WHO, the United Nations (UN), and the World Trade Organization (WTO). The authors also examine the role of non-state actors in global health governance, such as philanthropic organizations, civil society, and the private sector. "Global Health Law: Cases, Materials, and Problems" by Erin C. Fuse Brown and Lindsay F. Wiley is a casebook that provides a comprehensive overview of global health law. It includes case studies and materials that illustrate the challenges of global health governance. The audiobook examines the impact of global health initiatives, such as the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria and the Gavi Alliance, on health policy and practice. It also explores the role of law in addressing global health issues such as access to medicines, pandemic preparedness, and the social determinants of health. Audiobooks on public international law focused on health are essential resources for anyone interested in the legal framework for promoting global health. These audiobooks offer critical analysis of the international legal frameworks that underpin health policy and practice, as well as the challenges of implementing these frameworks. They provide policymakers, public health professionals, scholars, and students with a comprehensive understanding of the complex issues at the intersection of law and global health.

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