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cjal-3252	Reader, Joshua D.	Case against China Establishing International Liability for China’s Response to the 2002-2003 SARS Epidemic	2006	53	.pdf	application/pdf	23839	1076	52	Publicists have noted that globalization is creating a heightened need for new global health governance structures to promote coordinated intergovernmental action.' 7 With the continually increasing need of international health law, both the body and content of international health law grow, encompassing both customary international law and treaty- based international law, 18 and directly and indirectly utilizing diverse legal concepts from international human rights law to environmental law.19 However, although the breadth of international health law may be growing, many of its basic tenets remain either impractically narrow or unfortunately ill-defined. To that end, this note advocates the establishment of a liability regime in international health law, embodied in a tribunal empowered to adjudicate claims under international health law on an ex post facto basis.	cache/cjal-3252.pdf	txt/cjal-3252.txt