Part I Introduction; Chapter 1 Critical Cases in Global Health Innovation, Andrew F.Cooper, John J.Kirton, Michael A.Stevenson; Part II Responding to Pandemics: Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome; Chapter 2 Epidemic of Fear, Andrew T.Price-Smith, YanzhongHuang; Chapter 3 Lessons from SARS, CarolynBennett; Chapter 4 The WHO and SARS, AdamKamradt-Scott; Part III Preparing for Pandemics; Chapter 5 SARS and Avian Influenza in China and Canada, SonnyShiu-Hing Lo; Chapter 6 The Role of Civil Society in Pandemic Preparedness, KathrynWhite, MariaBanda; Chapter 7 In-Flew-Enza, YanzhongHuang; Part IV Accessing Affordable Medicines; Chapter 8 Coming to Terms with Southern Africa’s HIV/AIDS Epidemic, HanyBesada; Chapter 9 The Renovation of Institutions to Support Drug Access, Jillian ClareCohen-Kohler; Chapter 10 Global Health Governance from Below, LisaForman; Part V Conducting Campaigns Against Chronic Illness; Chapter 11 Rotary International and Eradicating Polio, RobertScott, WilfridWilkinson, JohnEberhard; Chapter 12 Globalisation and the Politics of Health Governance, JeffCollin, KelleyLee; Part VI Defining Future Directions in Global Health Governance; Chapter 13 Forging the Trade Link in Global Health Governance, BenedikteDal, LauraSunderland, NickDrager; Chapter 14 Explaining Compliance with G8 Health Commitments, 1996?2006, John J.Kirton, NikolaiRoudev, LauraSunderland, CatherineKunz; Chapter 15 Global Health Initiatives, CarolineKhoubesserian; Part VII Conclusion; Chapter 16 Innovation in Global Health Governance, John J.Kirton, Andrew F.Cooper;