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CONTENTS Acknowledgments ix Abbreviations and Acronyms xi Introduction 1 1 Public Health and the Population Perspective 5 2 Public Health and American Law 28 3 Toward a Population-Based Legal Analysis: The Supreme Beef Case 51 4 Population Health and Federalism: Whose Job Is It? 78 5 Individual Rights, Population Health, and Due Process 109 6 A Right to Die? Further Reflections on Due Process Rights 141 7 The First Amendment and the Obesity Epidemic 166 8 A Population-Based Health Law 191 9 Tort Law: A Population Approach to Private Law 219 10 Globalizing Population-Based Legal Analysis 244 1 1 The Future of Population-Based Legal Analysis 267 Table of U.S. Cases 277 Index 283 vii This page intentionally left blank ...
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