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This Great Catastrophe : Bungling Pandemics from 1918 to Today

Bratspies, Rebecca M. - 2021

In examining how badly the United States bungled its COVID-19 pandemic response, it is worth going back to the commemorations of the 100th anniversary of the 1918 flu pandemic. Author after author cautioned that the next pandemic would overwhelm the United States health system and that the...

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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

The EU is continuously developing strategies, policies and regulations to confront pandemic and epidemic diseases. The actions of the EU in this field do not happen in a vacuum but are instead embedded in a complex international and transnational network. This article suggests the existence of a...

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Regulating in Pandemic : Evaluating Economic and Financial Policy Responses to the Coronavirus Crisis

Hafiz, Hiba - 2020

The United States is currently trying to manage a fast-moving public health crisis due to the coronavirus outbreak … provisions of H.R. 6201 (the “Families First Coronavirus Responses Act”) passed by the house on March 14, 2020, subject to … on March 18, 2020. Next, it analyzes the provisions of H.R. 748 (the “Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act …

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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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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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The EU Market in Times of a Global State of Emergency : Internal and External Trade Barriers in the Age of Pandemics

Mariani, Paola - 2022

This paper explores the immediate reaction of the EU and its Member States to the COVID-19 outbreak in Europe in terms of trade restrictions. Almost all Member States adopted export control measures on personal protective equipment (PPE) essential to combat the pandemic in order to preserve it...

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Fossil energy and clean energy stock markets under COVID-19 pandemic

Ghabri, Yosra; Ayadi, Ahmed; Guesmi, Khaled - In: Applied economics 53 (2021) 43, pp. 4962-4974

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Energy shocks, pandemics and the macroeconomy

Corrado, Luisa; Grassi, Stefano; Paolillo, Aldo; … - 2024

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Law, Ethics and Pandemic Preparedness : The Importance of Cross-Jurisdictional and Cross-Cultural Perspectives

Bennett, Belinda; Carney AO, Terry - 2010

This paper explores social equity, health planning, regulatory and ethical dilemmas in responding to a pandemic influenza (H5N1) outbreak, and the adequacy of protocols and standards such as the International Health Regulations (2005). The paper analyses the role of legal and ethical...

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COVID-19 and the Media : A Pandemic of Paradoxes

Macleod, Hugh - 2021

’. The paper was launched at the opening of the academic conference of UNESCO's World Press Freedom Day 2021 …

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