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All Documents from Freedom of Information Act Request USTR_FY21-87

Authors: Russ, Katheryn;

All Documents from Freedom of Information Act Request USTR_FY21-87

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This material consists of One file (Adobe pdf format) obtained as the final response to (consolidated) Freedom of Information Act Request USTR-FY21-87 from the Information Office of the United States Trade Representative, and One printout (Adobe pdf format) of correspondence from the Office of the United States Trade Representative’s Information Office confirming receipt of the Freedom of Information Act request and announcing delivery of the final response. Stamped page numbers have been added by Katheryn Russ to the top right-hand-corner of each page of the pdf file from the Information Office (Item 1 above) to allow for direct reference in research drawing on the documents. These have a lettered prefix to differentiate them from other page numbers assigned by the originators of the documents and the USTR Information Office. The pdf file contains email correspondence between a number of private sector associations and the Office of the United States Trade Representative about issues related to the World Health Organization. These documents are cited in an article accepted for publication in the journal Global Health Governance: The Scholarly Journal for the New Health Security Paradigm (http://www.ghgj.org), titled "Corporate lobbying on US positions toward the World Health Organization: Evidence of intensification and cross-industry coordination," (Volume XII, No.1, Spring 2022) by Katheryn N. Russ, Phillip Baker, Manho Kang, and David McCoy.

The research citing these documents was supported by funding from FHI 360/Alive & Thrive.

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lobbying, private sector, commercial determinants of health, world health organization, federal government

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