Implications of the World Health Organization’s Recommendations During Mass Gatherings in Light of Individual Rights in the United States and Other Countries

Articles in the same Issue

1. Frontmatter
3. Introduction to Volume V
4. Lead Article
5. Legislations on Biosecurity: Compliance Challenges for Malaysian Scientists
6. Global Approaches to Quarantine Law
7. One Hundred Years of Solitude: The Uses and Limitations of Quarantine as a Tool for Maintaining Global Public Health Since Typhoid Mary
8. “An Ounce of Prevention Is Worth a Pound of Quarantine”: National and International Quarantine Laws vs Prevention and Control Measures as Applied to XDR-TB
9. Comparative Federalism and Biosecurity Law
10. Federalism in the Time of SARS: A Comparative Analysis of the Response to Public Health Threats in Federalist Societies
11. Outbreak or Attack: The Effects of Federalism on the U.S. Public Health System as Shown by the Emergence of the West Nile Virus
12. Comparative Legal Approaches to Biosecurity
13. The Non-fiction of Captain America: A Legal Analysis of the Potential and Perils of Genetic Engineering in Modern Warfare
14. Should Everyone Know Everything?: The Freedom of Information Act vs. Governmental and National Security
15. Bioweapons: Attribution and Justice
16. What We’ve Got Here Is a Failure to Investigate: The Syrian Biological Weapons Threat
17. The BWC’s Prohibition of Biological Weapons: Reality or Rhetoric?
18. Special Focus: Mass Gatherings and Global Biosecurity Law
19. Implications of the World Health Organization’s Recommendations During Mass Gatherings in Light of Individual Rights in the United States and Other Countries
20. Plan and Prepare: Formulating an Emergency Response Plan for First Responders and Good Samaritans during a Bioterrorist Act Affecting Thousands
21. Farm-to-Fork from Argentina to Zimbabwe: Using the U.S. Agroterrorism Model as a Guide for an International Regulatory Scheme to Promote Food Safety in Mass Gatherings
22. New Rules to Play By: International Health Regulations and the 2016 Olympics
23. Are Super Security Measures Needed to Prevent Attacks on the Super Bowl (and other “Mass Gatherings”)?