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Differential Treatment in International Law & Global Risks from Pandemics and Climate Change
Condon, Bradly J. - 2022
This paper will analyze differential treatment of developing countries in international law. Differential treatment for developing countries is a core concept for addressing inequalities between developed and developing countries in a broad range of international agreements. Differential...
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COVID-19 and the Media : A Pandemic of Paradoxes
Macleod, Hugh - 2021
Following the COVID-19 pandemic, amid collapsing revenues and a rising torrent of online misinformation and gender-based hate speech, States have a human rights-based obligation to ensure the survival of public interest media, most urgently through subsidies that can be funded by proper taxation...
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Vaccines for Pandemic and Epidemic Diseases : Towards Defining the Space of EU Public Health between Security Policy and a Transnational Market
Rizzi, Marco - 2018
related aspects: first, it clarifies the different levels of decision-making impacting on the EU’s policy and regulation of …
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The UNDP Accelerator Lab Network : Intellectual Property, Innovation Policy, Sustainable Development, and the COVID-19 Recovery
Rimmer, Matthew - 2022
of the coronavirus public health crisis. It provides a historical overview of the past phases of the debate in relation … coronavirus upon the fulfilment of the United Nations SDGs. It also explores the role of the UNDP Accelerator Lab Network during … the coronavirus public health crisis - both in terms of its response to COVID-19, and its role in a future COVID-19 …
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International Energy Law and the Paris Agreement in the Aftermath of the COVID-19 Pandemic : Challenges and Possibilities
Arlota, Carolina - 2021
This essay is based on my presentation at the 2020 International Law Weekend, organized by the American Branch of the International Law Association (ABILA). As such, this essay is not intended to be an exhaustive survey, but rather an overview of the main issues of interest. In addition, this...
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Transparent Triage Policies During The COVID-19 Pandemic : A Critical Part Of Medico-Legal Risk Management For Clinicians
Close, Eliana; Willmott, Lindy; Cockburn, Tina; Young, Simon - 2021
in the interests of the community as a whole. The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has highlighted the …
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Do Regulations Matter in Fighting the COVID-19 Pandemic? Lessons from Poland
Gruszczynski, Lukasz; Zatoński, Mateusz; McKee, Martin - 2021
In this article we argue that the design and timing of regulatory responses, as well as the adherence of the population to the relevant rules, have a critical impact on the progression and public health consequences of the pandemic. This hypothesis is empirically tested using the example of...
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Tackling the COVID-19 Pandemic Through Governmental Regulations : The Experience of Poland
Gruszczynski, Lukasz - 2021
The article presents a summary of the research results of the project on the development of the COVID-19 pandemic in Poland in its initial phase (March-June 2020). It argues that the design and timing of regulatory responses, as well as the adherence of the population to the relevant rules, had...
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Regulating Health Care : Perspectives From Government Failure During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Hyman, David A.; Silver, Charles - 2022
Health care is beset with an array of market failures (e.g., informational asymmetries, externalities, monopolization, and public goods). In theory, government can intervene to fix these market failures, allowing scarce resources to be devoted to their highest use at the lowest possible cost...
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How do pandemics end? : two decades of recurrent outbreak risk following the main waves
Schroeder, Max; Lazarakis, Spyridon; Mancy, Rebecca; … - 2021
The risk of recurrent outbreaks following the main waves of a pandemic has been acknowledged. We provide evidence of … the scale and duration of this outbreak risk. We compile municipal public health records and use national data to model … eight major UK cities, we find elevated mortality risk that persists for nearly two decades. The generality of the findings …
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