Editor's Note–Colleen M. Grogan

Articles

Bacteria without Borders: Communicable Disease Politics in Europe–Scott L. Greer and Margitta Mätzke

Protecting Europe from Diseases: From the International Sanitary Conferences to the ECDC–Marco Liverani and Richard Coker

Mapping Communicable Disease Control in the European Union–Heather A. Elliott, David K. Jones, and Scott L. Greer

Variation Matters: Epidemiological Surveillance in Europe–Ralf Reintjes

The Role of the European Court of Justice in the Europeanization of Communicable Disease Control: Driver or Irrelevance?–Tamara Hervey

The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control: Hub or Hollow Core?–Scott L. Greer

Agricultural Policy, Food Policy, and Communicable Disease Policy–Wyn Grant

The Europeanization of Public Health: How Does It Work? The Seminal Role of the AIDS Case–Monika Steffen

Public Health Policy and Law for Pandemic Influenza: A Case for European Harmonization?–Robyn Martin and Alexandra Conseil

Commentary

Institutional Resources for Communicable Disease Control in Europe: Diversity across Time and Place–Margitta Mätzke

The Role of Networks in the European Union Public Health Experience–Peter D. Jacobson

Public Health in a Transnational Context: Explaining Europe's Role–Rosemary C. R. Taylor

The Governance of Disease Control in Europe–Daniel M. Fox

Report from the States

Health Reform in Virginia: The Commonwealth's Way–Len M. Nichols

Review

The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks–Cheryl L. Brown

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