Book Review: Social Policy in Changing European Societies. Research agendas for the 21st Century by K. Nelson, et al.

vaccinations. As suggestions for future editions of the book, other emerging topics which could also be included are climate change and its impact on health from the human rights perspective, or the interactions between long-term care and the right to health. For example, socio-health coordination is essential for people with limited autonomy, such as those living in care homes, which was an issue during the Covid-19 pandemic, resulting in potential human rights violations in many European states. Nevertheless, the book already covers a wide range of areas which have been chosen wisely by the authors, given the relevance and topicality of all of the issues. Health and Human Rights: Global and European Perspectives undoubtedly provides inspiration and a highly useful guide for any reader with an academic or professional interest on such an essential topic.