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Volume 17, Issue 2 (Summer 2008)

Prefatory Matter

Table of Contents
Annals of Health Law

From the Mayflower to Border Patrols: Who Deserves Access to Health Care in the United States: An Introduction
Ruqaiijah Yearby

Articles

The Consequences of Restricted Health Care Access for Immigrants: Lessons from Medicaid and SCHIP
Janet M. Calvo

Immigrant Access to Health Care and Public Health: An International Perspective
Sana Loue

The Immigrant Health Care Narrative and What It Tells Us about the U.S. Health Care System
Brietta R. Clark

Access to Health Care for Elderly Immigrants
Marguerite Angelari

Colloquia

The Nexus between Immigrant Eligibility and Access: An Analysis of the Economic, Social, and Linguistic Barriers to Health Care
Cory S. Bagby

Transcribed Speech of Sonal Ambegaokar
Sonal Ambegaokar

The Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act and Sources of Funding
Mogran Greenspon

Transcribed Speech of Dr. Jennifer Cutrer
Jennifer Cutrer

Emergency? How the Federal Focus on Emergency Care Shifts the Cost of Immigrant Healthcare to Public Hospitals
Angela Epolito

Transcribed Speech of Robert Earley
Robert Earley

Immigrant Health Care: Social and Economic Costs of Denying Access
Ann Weilbaecher

Transcribed Speech of Dr. Jose Pagan
Jose Pagan

Left out in the Cold: How the United States' Healthcare System Excludes Immigrants
Tamara Forys

Transcribed Speech of Dr. E. Richard Brown
E. Richard Brown