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    Confl Health. 2007 Nov 15;1:11.

    Public health, conflict and human rights: toward a collaborative research agenda.

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    Norman Paterson School of International Affairs, Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada.

    Abstract

    Although epidemiology is increasingly contributing to policy debates on issues of conflict and human rights, its potential is still underutilized. As a result, this article calls for greater collaboration between public health researchers, conflict analysts and human rights monitors, with special emphasis on retrospective, population-based surveys. The article surveys relevant recent public health research, explains why collaboration is useful, and outlines possible future research scenarios, including those pertaining to the indirect and long-term consequences of conflict; human rights and security in conflict prone areas; and the link between human rights, conflict, and International Humanitarian Law.

    PMID:
    18005430
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    PMCID:
    PMC2170435
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