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Vaccination Politics : The Comparative Politics and Policy of COVID-19 Vaccination
Vaccination Politics : The Comparative Politics and Policy of COVID-19 Vaccination
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ISBN No.: 9780472040216
Pages: 664
Year: 202701
Format: Trade Paper
Price: $ 82.54
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Table of contents 1. Introduction: Vaccination Politics During the COVID-19 Pandemic (Jarman et al) Part I: The international governance of vaccines and vaccinations 2. The TRIPS Waiver Debate: Intellectual Property Rights, Technology Transfer, and Access to COVID-19 Vaccines (Shadlen/ de Menezes) 3. Global Disparities in Vaccine Authorization: A Comparative Analysis of Regulatory Responses to COVID-19 (Massard da Fonseca) 4. Global governance of COVID-19 Vaccination (Perroud) 5. COVID-19 Vaccine Misinformation: Supply, Demand and Context (Vissapragada) Part II: Vaccination politics in Europe 6. COVID-19 Vaccination in the European Union: Forging Union in Crisis (Greer) 7. COVID-19 Vaccination in Italy: The challenges behind an unprecedented vaccination campaign (Falkenbach/ Guiccidardini) 8.


COVID-19 Vaccination in France: Navigating Vaccine Hesitancy, Logistics, and Politics in the Land of Pasteur (Rozenblum) 9. COVID-19 Vaccination in Germany: Challenges of Coordination and Consent (Mätzke) 10. COVID-19 Vaccination in Austria: How to Polarize a Society (Czypionka/Reiss) 11. COVID-19 Vaccination in Belgium and the Netherlands (Kurzer/Laible) 12 . COVID-19 Vaccination in England: substantial supply but diminishing demand (Jarman) Part III: Vaccination politics in the Americas 13. COVID-19 Vaccination in Canada: Navigating Global Diplomacy, State Capacity, and Public Trust (Trowbridge/Fafard) 14. COVID-19 Vaccination in the United States: A Constrained Success (Moore-Petinak et al) 15. COVID-19 Vaccination in Brazil: Coalitions to Defend against Obstructionism (Massard da Fonseca/ Rich) 16.


COVID-19 Vaccination in Argentina: Politics, Capabilities and State Visions (Bortz et al) 17. COVID 19 Vaccination in Chile: From Political Distrust to Universal Coverage (Méndez) Part IV: Vaccination politics in Australasia 18. COVID 19 Vaccination in China: Shaped by the Zero Covid Policy (Seligsohn) 19. COVID-19 Vaccination in Hong Kong, China: The Impact of Trust, Communication, and Crisis Management Capacity (Burns) 20. COVID-19 Vaccination in Japan: Before Vaccines, Limiting Viral Spread and After, Reducing Vaccine Hesitancy through Effective Public Health Messaging (Ibata-Arens) 21. COVID-19 Vaccination in South Korea: Bilateral Contracts, Licensed Production and Indigenous Development (Park) 22. COVID-19 Vaccination in India: Ambitions, Challenges, and Lessons from a Global Pandemic (Dey, Singer, Raj) 23. COVID-19 Vaccination in Pakistan: Public health capacity and trust (Khalid, Aftab, Fox) 24.


COVID-19 Vaccination in Thailand: Explaining the Unexpected- How and Why COVID-19 Vaccination Faltered in Thailand (Harris) 25. COVID-19 Vaccination in Australia: compromised but ultimately successful Part V: Vaccination politics in Africa, the Middle East and North Africa 26. COVID-19 Vaccination in the African Union: An integrated and bold approach to the pandemic (Balogun/Amaya) 27. COVID-19 Vaccination in Ghana: between National Efforts and Global Dynamics (Asante) 28. COVID-19 Vaccination in Malawi: How Inequity and Hesitancy Impeded Uptake (Ferree et al) 29. COVID-19 Vaccination in Egypt, Jordan, and Tunisia: The Impact of Regime Type, State Capacity, and International Politics (Singh/Williamson) 30. COVID-19 Vaccination in Israel: Leadership, Trust, and Solidarity (Sommer/Freund) 31. Conclusion: The comparative politics and political economy of vaccines and vaccinations (Greer et al).



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