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课程名称：全球健康与人道主义 课程概述：欢迎参加全球健康与人道主义MOOC课程。我们希望接下来的六周能够为您提供一个有趣而深思的学习体验。本课程旨在为您提供全球健康和人道主义的理论与实践概述，这两个领域在许多重要方面相互交织。课程采用三个关键主题进行探讨，每个主题将在两周内由专业讲师进行讨论，并由三位领先专家以视频形式提供独特的观点支持。 - 第1周与第2周：全球健康导论 — Amy Hughes博士 - 第3周与第4周：人道主义响应与困境 — Tim Jacoby博士 - 第5周与第6周：人道援助的权利与保护责任 — Kirsten Howarth博士 为了从课程中获得最佳效果，我们建议您每周腾出几个小时的时间来学习视频、书面材料和相关资源，并与其他学习者进行讨论。我们提供了多种不同的阅读材料和资源，并建议进行的活动以基于课程内容进行学习。其中一些是理解MOOC主题和评估活动的必要材料，其他则适合您对特定主题或观点的深入探索。 课程中我们将探讨与关键主题相关的不同观点和辩论，涉及伦理和道德问题。我们希望能够激励和鼓励您在课程中分享自己的观点及他人的看法，因为不同意见对理解全球健康和人道主义实践至关重要。 我们期待您在接下来的六周里深入了解全球健康与人道主义，并期待在讨论板中聆听到您的声音。 课程大纲： 1. 什么是全球健康？：引入全球健康概念，探讨不同观点及其定义。 2. 全球健康的定义、案例研究和演变：讨论全球健康的起源及其主要机构。 3. 人道主义响应：考虑人道主义紧急情况的成因及应对方式。 4. 人道主义困境：探讨人道主义响应与复杂伦理问题的关系。 5. 人道援助的权利：分析全球化背景下人道援助的必要性和影响。 6. 保护责任（R2P）：探索人道主义中的保护责任及其相关争议。 希望您在课程中有所收获，了解全球健康与人道主义的重要性。
Name:What is Global Health?
Description:These first two weeks will introduce you to the concept of global health through a range of perspectives from three keynote speakers, draw out some of their key thoughts, explore these with examples, and determine whether we can clearly conclude upon a definition of Global Health. We will be using various educational platforms to navigate the question 'What is Global Health?' - some short video narrations from me, expert thoughts from our three keynote speakers and some external documentary videos and articles.
Name:Global Health definitions, case studies and evolution
Description:We will first re-visit part of last week's keynote video and discuss their thoughts on what global health is, and bring particular focus to the origin and evolution of the term, the main organisations and agencies involved in global health and the influence of private and commercial organisations on global health.
Name:Humanitarian Response
Description:This week we will consider what gives rise to a humanitarian emergency. We will look at different types of hazard, and how these combine with vulnerability to give rise to a disaster. We will then go on to think about how responses to such phenomena are organised: Who undertakes these? What phases do they go through?
Name:Humanitarian Dilemmas
Description:Last week we looked at the nature of 'disasters' and examined a possible set of humanitarian responses to disaster. We concluded by considering the problem of mitigation, leading us to complex ethical questions that make the main focus of the course this week. In particular we will look at the way humanitarian agencies bear witness to the actions of others, and the problem, or requirement, of holding people accountable for these actions.
Name:The Right to Humanitarian Assistance
Description:In the previous weeks of this course, you learned about the origins, key agencies and different approaches of humanitarianism. As the world becomes more interconnected as a result of globalisation, increased migration and technology, disasters (both natural and man-made) are no longer of local but global concern. The right to assistance for those affected by armed conflict and natural disasters is at the forefront of humanitarian action.
Name:Responsibility to Protect (R2P)
Description:Moving on from last week, where we examined the right to humanitarian assistance and the obstacles and challenges surrounding its practice, this week we explore another controversial issue within humanitarianism: the responsibility to protect, or more commonly known as R2P.
Welcome to the Global Health and Humanitarianism MOOC. We are delighted to have you with us, and hope that the next six weeks will provide an interesting and thoughtful experience for you. We hope the course will give you an overview of global health and humanitarianism in theory and in practice. These fields overlap, and are connected, in many significant ways. However, we have used three key themes to explore our subjects: each key theme will be discussed over two week blocks by specialist course lecturers, and supported by unique video perspectives by three keynote speakers who are leading specialists in the field. - Weeks 1 & 2: An Introduction to Global Health Dr Amy Hughes MBE; - Weeks 3 & 4: Humanitarian Responses and Dilemmas Dr Tim Jacoby; - Weeks 5 & 6: The Right to Humanitarian Assistance and the Responsibility to Protect Dr Kirsten Howarth. To get the best out of the course we encourage you to try and set aside a few hours each week. This will give you time to work through videos, written materials and linked resources, and to get involved with discussion with other learners. We have provided a variety of different readings, resources and suggested activity based on the course content. Some will be essential to your understanding of the MOOC themes, and to assessment (if you have chosen to take part in assessment activity). Others will be for those of you who want to discover more about a particular subject or perspective, or to make your own study of global health or humanitarianism in action. Check through the weekly resources and content to find out which best suit your needs. During the course we will look at a range of different opinions and debates, linked to key themes and addressing ethics and moral issues. We hope you will be inspired and encouraged to explore and share your own perspectives, and those of others, throughout the course. Different viewpoints are essential to understanding global health and humanitarian practice. We hope you enjoy the next six weeks finding out about Global Health and Humanitarianism, and look forward to hearing from you on the discussion boards.
