Editorial Board
Jennifer Leaning, FXB Center Director Cathy Albisa Philip Alston Jacqueline Bhabha Agnès Binagwaho Manuel Carballo Audrey Chapman Brian E. Concannon Jr. Lawrence Cox Martha Davis Sheila Davis Ernest Drucker Harvey Fineberg Julio Frenk Varun Gauri H. Jack Geiger Lawrence Gostin Sofia Gruskin Timothy Harding Aart Hendriks Howard Hu Paul Hunt Michael D. Kirby |
Adetokunbo O. Lucas Stephen P. Marks Vivek Maru Gregory B. Milne Jaime Miranda Chidi Odinkalu Richard Parker Jacqueline Pitanguy Thomas Pogge Julieta Rossi Barbara Rylko-Bauer Margaret L. Satterthwaite Haun Saussy Michael Selgelid Amartya Sen Gracelyn Smallwood Margaret A. Somerville Henry J. Steiner Bryan Stevenson Eric Stover Daniel Tarantola Monika Kalra Varma Gavin Yamey Alicia Ely Yamin |
Executive Editorial Board
Cathy Albisa*
Jacqueline Bhabha
Oscar Cabrera*
Audrey Chapman*
Martha Davis
Sheila Davis*
Linda Fried*
Varun Gauri
Howard Hu*
Emmanuel Kabengele Mpinga*
Chidi Odinkalu
Jacqueline Pitanguy
Eric Stover*
*Members of the Harvard FXB Health and Human Rights Consortium
Founding Editor
Jonathan Mann, 1994–1998
Publisher
Harvard University Press
Editorial Board Terms of Reference
Editorial Board
The members of the Editorial Board advise the Executive Editor and editorial staff on all matters relating to the journal’s success and are encouraged to contribute substantively to Health and Human Rights work. Specifically, it is hoped that members of the Editorial Board will support Health and Human Rights in the following ways:
- By participating in periodic consultations, formal and informal, which the Executive Editor and editorial staff will undertake to assess the journal’s progress and plan for its future
- By disseminating information about Health and Human Rights and raising the journal’s profile among the institutions and constituencies in which Board members are active
- By assisting the editors in identifying qualified colleagues to peer-review submitted articles and/or contribute to the journal’s work in other ways
- By themselves supplying peer reviews of articles submitted to Health and Human Rights when requested to do so by the editorial staff, with the understanding that the editors will limit such demands on Editorial Board members’ time; Board members will not be asked to review more than one manuscript per year
- By contributing original scholarly work to Health and Human Rights
Executive Editorial Board
The members of the Executive Editorial Board counsel the Executive Editor and the Publisher on matters connected with the vision and goals of the journal.