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Fierce Debates Within Global Health

The Battle of Climate Change

Introduction
Climate change is happening
Mitigation versus Adaptation: Mitigation vs Adaptation
Ownership and Responsibility: Ownership and Responsibility
Mitigation and Adaptation: Technology and Taxes
The Skinny on Carbon Capture
How Can Physicians Assist in Climate Change Solutions
What Can An Average Person Do To Help With Climate Change?
Conclusion

Migrations and Social Upheavals of the 21st Century

Introduction
Definition: Refugees, Migrants, Asylum Seekers
Should We Have Borders?
Who's Migrating and Why?
Detention As Punishment
Who's Responsible for Migrants And Refugees?
Integration versus Separation of Migrants and Refugees
Conclusion

The Powers and Perils of Transnational Corporations

Introduction
The Positive Impacts of TNCs
Power Dynamics Between TNCs and Host Countries
The Role of For-Profit Corporations
What Is the Role of Regulation with TNCs?
How Effective Are Sanctions and Taxes on TNCs?
How Do We Incentive Better Behaviors in TNCS?
How Do We Hold TNCs Accountable?
Conclusion

A New Wave in Global Health Politics: The Path to De-colonization and Re-indigenization

Introduction
What Is De-colonizing Global Health?
Re-indigenizing versus De-colonizing Global Health
What Political and Economic Actions Can Be Taken to Decolonize Global Health?
Should Health Professionals Be Taught About 'Decolonized Global Health'?
Who Should Be Accountable for Decolonizing Global Health in the Medical Curriculum?
Conclusion

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