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Vaccine Apartheid : A Human Rights Analysis of COVID-19 Vaccine Inequity

Joseph, Sarah; Dore, Gregory J. - 2021

In this paper, we analyse vaccine inequity under international human rights law. In Part 1, we introduce the currently available COVID-19 vaccines, before discussing causes and consequences of vaccine inequity, as well as current efforts to expand global vaccine access. In Part 2, we turn to...

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Culture, Religiosity, and mRNA COVID-19 Vaccines Adoption

Chuka-Obah, Chinwe; Uzuegbunam, Nkiruka; Uzuegbunam, Ikenna - 2021

Prior research suggests that the tightness of cultural norms in a community acts as a deterrent to the adoption of disruptive innovation. Yet, culture is a multifaceted construct. While certain components of cultural tightness are primarily based on the strength of historical connectivity...

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Internationalization of COVID-19 Vaccine Using the Biotech INVs Model

Tubman, Alliayah; Neubert, Michael; Dogra, Amit - 2021

The purpose of this multiple case study is to explore the internationalization processes, patterns, and behaviours of BioTech firms producing a COVID-19 vaccine using the Biotechnology international new ventures (BioTech INVs) model as a conceptual framework. The sample consists of eight BioTech...

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Depolarizing the COVID-19 Vaccine Passport

Guidi, Sebastian; Romano, Alessandro; Sotis, Chiara - 2021

suggest. Proof of vaccination has long been required both to engage in some activities on the U.S.soil and to travel …

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A Global Pandemic Remedy to Vaccine Nationalism

Fischman Afori, Orit; Marcowitz-Bitton, Miriam; Morris, … - 2021

The COVID-19 pandemic has had devastating effects on our social, economic and political lives. While the race to develop vaccines has yielded results in record time, ensuring widespread, affordable access to these vaccines remains a major challenge. Vaccines are now in a race against new, more...

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No Panic in Pandemic : The Impact of Individual Choice on Public Health Policy and Vaccine Priority

Bai, Miao; Cui, Ying; Kong, Guangwen; Zhang, Anthony … - 2021

. Moreover, due to the limited vaccine capacity, vaccination priority strategy needs to consider the trade-off between the higher … production capacity, mortality rate ratio and infection rate may affect vaccination priorities. Lastly, while the vaccine …

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Behavioral Nudges Increase COVID-19 Vaccinations

Dai, Hengchen; Saccardo, Silvia; Han, Maria; Roh, Lily; … - 2021

-through on vaccination intentions requires effective communication strategies. We present two sequential randomized controlled … that make vaccination salient and easy, and delivered them to patients of a healthcare system one day (first RCT; N=93 … eligibility. The first reminder boosted appointments and vaccination rates within the healthcare system by 6.07 (84%) and 3.57 (26 …

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Benefit of COVID-19 Vaccination Accounting for Potential Risk Compensation

Ioannidis, John P.A - 2021

exposure risk. Here a parsimonious mathematical model is presented that aims to evaluate the benefit of vaccination to the … compensation. Risk compensation may markedly affect the benefit of COVID-19 vaccination, especially if vaccine efficacy in real …

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Internationalization Behavior of Biotech Firms Producing a COVID-19 Vaccine

Tubman, Alliayah; Neubert, Michael - 2021

The purpose of this research is to explore the internationalization behavior of BioTech firms producing a COVID 19 vaccine using the Born Global internationalization model as a conceptual framework. The research methodology that has been considered in this study is a qualitative, multiple-case...

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The COVID-19 Vaccine Dilemma

Reiss, Dorit Rubinstein - 2021

COVID-19 has led to large numbers of deaths, harms, and financial costs. Without an effective vaccine, those will continue. The pressure to find a vaccine is high; and that pressure creates a risk that the safeguards in place to assure that vaccines are safe and effective will be ignored. The...

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