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1 A Workshop on the Politics of Public Health: Disability, Age, and Other Categories of Universal Human Vulnerability [i] (2019)

handle is hein.peggy/wkpoldb0001 and id is 1 raw text is: A Workshop on the Politics of Public Health: Disability, Age, and Other 'Categories' of Universal Human Vulnerability September 19-20, 2019 University of Lund, Sweden Thursday, September 19 (Pufendorf, Faculty of Law) 1:30 - 4:00 pm Challenging Existing Models of Public Health and Human Rights * Public Health, Social Justice, and the Legal Determinants of Health I Michael Thomson (University of Leeds; University of Technology, Sydney) * The Rechsstaat-view on Human Vulnerability and Impairment: An Approach to Public Health Beyond the Liberal Model of (Un)equal Treatment and Discrimination I Erwin Dijkstra (Department of Jurisprudence, Faculty of Law, Leiden University) * Vulnerability, Disability and What Human Rights Can Offer I Elif Celik (Inonu University, Faculty of Law, Department of Human Rights, Turkey) * Universal and Particular Obligations in Protecting Rights of Persons with Disabilities I Mikaela Heikkila. Hisayo Katsui. Maija Mustaniemi-Laakso (Abo Akademi University, Finland) 4:20 - 6:20 pm Exploring the Limits of Anti-Discrimination and 'Vulnerable Populations' * Uber Chuchem: Disability and the Limits of the Discrimination Paradigm I Hila Keren (Southwestern Law School) * Universality, Vulnerability and the Goals of Health Reform in the Twenty-First Century I Lindsay Wiley (American University Washington College of Law, Health Law and Policy Program) * Vulnerability, Disability and Contractual Capacity I Sean M. Scott (Loyola Law School) Friday, September 20 (Telaris, Faculty of Law) 10:00 am - 12:00 pm Vulnerability Theory and the Social Model of Disability * Universal Vulnerability and the Social Model of Disability: Implications for Pedestrian Policy Politics I Anna Lawson leva Eskyte. Maria Orchard Leonardo Sandoval-Guzman and Liz Andrews (University of Leeds, Centre for Law and Social Justice and Centre for Disability Studies) * Inclusivity and State Responsibility: Applying Vulnerability Theory and the Social Model of Disability to Obligations of the State I Kavana Ramaswamy (University of Cambridge) * A Vulnerability Inspired Universal Design for Justice: Impacting Public Health Through Criminal Justice Reform I Jennifer Sarrett (Emory University, Center for the Study of Human Health) VI 1(2xx UVk$1U)j) iind2Ol9 and2019

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