SARS, Governance and the Globalization of Disease

DAVID P. FIDLER is Professor of Law at Indiana University School of Law. He is one of the world's leading experts in international law and infectious diseases and has published widely in this area, including International Law and Infectious Diseases (1999).

• Introduction: The Importance of the SARS Outbreak PART I: WESTPHALIAN AND POST-WESTPHALIAN PUBLIC HEALTH Of Germs and Borders Public Health in the Westphalian System of International Politics Public Health in the Post-Westphalian System of Global Politics PART II: THE SARS OUTBREAK AND POST-WESTPHALIAN PUBLIC HEALTH Brief History of the Global SARS Outbreak of 2002-2003 China Confronts Public Health's 'New World Order' Beyond China: Lessons from SARS for Post-Westphalian Public Health SARS and Vulnerabilities of Post-Westphalian Public Health Conclusion: Governing Infectious Diseases in Globalized Anarchy