Perilous medicine : the struggle to protect health care from the violence of war /
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New York :
Columbia University Press,
[2021]
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Table of Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: 1. Protection Of Health Care In War: A Brief History
- Francis Lieber: Military Necessity and the Limits of Protection
- Henri Dunant and the Principle of Humanity
- Twentieth-Century Cataclysms and the Strengthening of Protection
- Dignity and Rights: The Triumph of Dunant?
- 2. Denying Care To Enemies
- Bandit Doctor: Chechnya
- Perils of Impartial Hospitals: Afghanistan
- Enemy Communities: Myanmar
- 3. Counterterrorism: The Devouring Monster
- Enemy of the State: Turkey
- From Persecution to Prosecution: Kosovo
- Counterterrorism Law and the Denial of Humanity
- 4. Health Care As A Strategic Target: Syria
- Syrian Spring
- Hospitals in Gunsights
- Global Paralysis
- 5. Recklessness: The Saudi Assault on Yemen
- Bin Salman's War
- Enablers
- 6. Obstruction: The Israel-Palestine Conflict
- Intifada: Don't Shoot the Ambulance
- Checkpoints: The Recurring Nightmare
- Gaza: Violence Against Ambulances Redux
- 7. Armed Groups: Threats and Violence / Nonstate Actors
- Generalized Violence Against Civilians: Liberia
- Political Objectives and the Possibility of Restraints: The Taliban in Afghanistan
- Strategies to End Identity-Based Violence: Central African Republic
- Health Care in a Caliphate: ISIS in Iraq and Syria
- Violence and the Failure of Governance: Democratic Republic of the Congo
- 8. Challenges In Making Norms Matter
- New Normal?
- Logics of Violence Against Health Care
- Norms at Risk
- Protection and an End to Impunity.