Public health law : power, duty, restraint
- BerkeleyUS University of California Press 2000
- xxviii, 491 p. : ill.
Offers a theory and definition of public health. Examines its principal analytical methods, and explores its dominant themes, such as the trade-offs between individual rights and public benefits, and between voluntary and coercive public health approaches. Creates a record of the field of public health law at the turn of the millennium.