This book provides a comprehensive overview of the One Health concept, detailing its theoretical underpinnings and practical applications in addressing global health challenges.

A detailed exploration of zoonotic diseases, which are a key focus of the One Health approach, emphasizing the need for interdisciplinary cooperation to prevent and control these diseases.

This edited volume highlights the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health, showcasing various case studies and success stories in the One Health field.

Focusing on Africa, this book examines the political, social, and scientific dimensions of the One Health approach in managing zoonotic diseases on the continent.

This book explores the emergence and management of various infectious diseases through a One Health lens, discussing the role of wildlife in disease ecology

Kahn delves into the complex issue of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) from a One Health perspective, analyzing the political, economic, and social factors that contribute to AMR.

While not exclusively about One Health, this book addresses the broader concept of planetary health, which encompasses the One Health approach by emphasizing the critical link between human health and the health of our environment.

This book provides an in-depth look at emerging zoonotic diseases around the world, discussing their impact on human and animal health and the importance of a One Health approach in addressing these threats.

This collection showcases practical applications of the EcoHealth approach, which is closely related to One Health, in various global contexts.

While broader in scope, this textbook provides essential background on global health issues, policies, and systems, setting a solid foundation for understanding the importance of a One Health approach in addressing global health challenges.