Essay: Theoretical and normative foundations for global health law

The Provincial Globalism (PG) and Shared Health Governance (SHG) frameworks established in Global Health Justice and Governance (Oxford University Press, 2018), provide theoretical and normative foundations for global health law. They ground global health law in human flourishing and health capabilities and require standards and legal and non-legal measures to ensure global health equity and justice. Specified roles and responsibilities for international organizations, states, and non-state actors provide a clear and structured approach for achieving global health equity, replacing the current fragmented international and global health law landscape.