European perspectives on global health: a policy glossary

About the Editors
Ilona Kickbusch serves as senior health policy
advisor to the Swiss Federal Office for Public Health
and is a Visiting Professor to the Graduate Institute
of International Studies, Geneva. She is a political
scientist with a PhD from the University of Konstanz,
Germany. She has had a distinguished career with the
World Health Organization. She held a professorship
at Yale University and chaired the division of global
health. Illona also served as the senior advisor on
Millennium Development Goals and Health Targets to
the Director of the Pan American Health Organization.
She has published widely and has received many
prizes and honours, including an honorary doctorate
from the Nordic School of Public Health. She teaches
at various universities, is a member of a wide range of
advisory boards in both the academic and the health
policy arena and is an adjunct professor at Deakin
University Melbourne. Further information can be
found on her website at www.ilonakickbusch.com
Graham Lister is Senior Associate of Judge Business
School, Cambridge and Visiting Professor in Health
and Social Care at London South Bank University. He
holds a masters degree in management science and
a doctorate for work on leadership and organisation
behaviour. As partner of an international firm and as
an independent consultant he advised on health policy
in the following regions: the UK and Kenya, Cambodia,
Hong Kong, Spain, Sweden, Italy, Denmark, the Czech
Republic, Hungary, and Lithuania. He directed The
Nuffield Trust programme “Global Health a Local
Issue” and studies for the White Paper “Making
Globalisation Work for the Poor”. Graham was
rapporteur for an international conference on “Health
and Foreign Policy” and has published papers on the
need for a <strong>European</strong> Strategy for Global Health. He
edits a website the website, www.ukglobalhealth.org
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