Sara E. Davies is an Australian Research Council Future Fellow and an associate professor in international relations at Griffith University. She is a coauthor of Disease Diplomacy: International Norms and Global Health Security.

• Acknowledgments Abbreviations Introduction. A Study of Southeast Asia's Response to Infectious Disease Outbreaks Chapter One. The Revised International Health Regulations in Practice Chapter Two. The Political Context in Southeast Asia Chapter Three. Sovereignty, Regional Cooperation, and Health Security Chapter Four. Forging Political Support Chapter Five. Surveillance and Reporting in Practice Chapter Six. Understanding the Differences in Reporting Responsibilities Conclusion. The Sustainability of Health Security in Southeast Asia Appendix Notes Bibliography Index

Sara E. Davies is an Australian Research Council Future Fellow and an associate professor in international relations at Griffith University. She is a coauthor of Disease Diplomacy: International Norms and Global Health Security.

• Acknowledgments Abbreviations Introduction. A Study of Southeast Asia's Response to Infectious Disease Outbreaks Chapter One. The Revised International Health Regulations in Practice Chapter Two. The Political Context in Southeast Asia Chapter Three. Sovereignty, Regional Cooperation, and Health Security Chapter Four. Forging Political Support Chapter Five. Surveillance and Reporting in Practice Chapter Six. Understanding the Differences in Reporting Responsibilities Conclusion. The Sustainability of Health Security in Southeast Asia Appendix Notes Bibliography Index

Sara E. Davies is an Australian Research Council Future Fellow and an associate professor in international relations at Griffith University. She is a coauthor of Disease Diplomacy: International Norms and Global Health Security.

• Acknowledgments Abbreviations Introduction. A Study of Southeast Asia's Response to Infectious Disease Outbreaks Chapter One. The Revised International Health Regulations in Practice Chapter Two. The Political Context in Southeast Asia Chapter Three. Sovereignty, Regional Cooperation, and Health Security Chapter Four. Forging Political Support Chapter Five. Surveillance and Reporting in Practice Chapter Six. Understanding the Differences in Reporting Responsibilities Conclusion. The Sustainability of Health Security in Southeast Asia Appendix Notes Bibliography Index