Contenu du sommaire : Forum on Joseph A. Camilleri and Jim Falk's "Worlds in Transition" ; Special section: the politics of disease surveillance.

Forum on Joseph A. Camilleri and Jim Falk's "Worlds in Transition" ; Special section: the politics of disease surveillance. Guest Editors: Sara E. Davies and Jeremy Youde

• Governance in an age of transition: an evolutionary perspective - Camilleri J.A. p. 1-7
• Some recent reflections on worlds in transition - Falk J. p. 9-15
• Shocking the stressed planet into better governance - Weiss T.G. p. 17-24
• The limits of discipline, or how to make sense of the state of the world - van der Pijl K. p. 25-30
• Histories and crises: modern, global, natural and social - Devetak R. p. 31-35
• Incomplete holoreflexivity or powerful vested interests? - Murphy C.N. p. 37-43
• A brief afterthought - Falk J. p. 45-48
• Interpreting change: evolution versus crisis and transformation - Camilleri J.A. p. 49-52
• Special Section: The Politics of Disease Surveillance: Introduction - Davies S.E., Youde J. p. 53-56
• The revised International Health Regulations: socialization, compliance and changing norms of global health security - Kamradt-Scott A., Rushton S. p. 57-70
• Insights into surveillance from the influenza virils and benefit sharing controversy - Smith III F.L. p. 71-81
• Biosurveillance, human rights, and the zombie plague - Youde J. p. 83-93
• Nowhere to hide: informal disease surveillance networks tracing state behaviour - Davies S.E. p. 95-107
• Determinants of disaster aid: donor interest or recipient need? - Nelson T. p. 109-126
• The next nuclear wave: renaissance or proliferation risk? - Varrall S. p. 127-140
• Guns don't kill people, cyborgs do: a Latourian provocation for transformatory arms control and disarmament - Bourne M. p. 141-163
• Tribals, migrants and insurgents: security and insecurity along the India-Bangladesh border - McDuie-Ra D. p. 165-182