part PART I: SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ISSUES -- chapter 1 The Morality of HIV/AIDS: A Comparison of Russian Orthodox Church and Secular NGO Approaches / chapter 2 Health, Gender, and Religion in a Russian Province in Transition / chapter 3 Collaborative Networks—A Beneficial Perspective on Health Care in Developing Countries / chapter 4 Alcohol: Health Risk and Development Issue / chapter 5 Right to Health and Sustainable Health Development: Improving Psychosocial Strategies in HIV-Related Stress / chapter 6 The Community and Its Telemedicine Program: Mutual Sustainability Issues with a Focus on the United States and Russian Federation (RF) / part PART II: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT -- chapter 7 Convergence in Western Healthcare Systems: Plus Ca Change / chapter 8 The Brain Drain of Health Capital: Iraq as a Case Study / chapter 9 Famine Elimination: A Tangible Step toward Sustainable Development / chapter 10 Health SWAps: For a Sustainable Development of Healthcare Systems in Low-Income Countries / chapter 11 Global Health Capital and Sustainable Socioeconomic Development / chapter 12 Implementation of a Hospital Information System in Lithuania: Implications for the Role of Nursing / chapter 13 Healthcare in the United States: A Matter of Right or Privilege? / part PART III: LEGAL AND POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT -- chapter 14 Social and Economic Benefits of Ending the ‘‘War on Drugs’’ / chapter 15 Salud Para Todo: Cuba’s Revolutionary Approach toward Fulfillment of the Right to Health / chapter 16 Looking for More Inclusive and Sustainable Health Policies: The Role of Participation / chapter 17 Healthcare for Children in Sub-Saharan Africa— A Gordian Knot? / chapter 18 Catastrophic Opportunity: Public Health Emergencies, Healthcare Infrastructure, and Human Rights / chapter 19 Which Policies Effectively Enable Smoking Cessation? The Role of Risk Perception in the European Union / chapter 20 Dealing with Healthcare Security: Catastrophic Health and Drug Expenditures in Nicaragua / chapter 21 Disparities in Health, Disparities in Law: The Global Potential of Individual Advocacy / chapter 22 Taking a Human Rights Approach to Healthcare Commercialization