Editorial: Can a Pandemic Law-Making Exercise Promote Global Health Justice?
Amid the unfolding "moral catastrophe" of COVID-19, and across the entries in this symposium, we see a clamor for any pandemic law-making exercise to promote more justice in global health.
However, this universally-embraced imperative masks a wide array of divergent views about the nature and sources of inequalities in global health, and in turn what should be done if we were to think beyond a narrow pragmatism of the moment.
In this final editorial, we attempt to surface some of the critical contestations that underlie any future pandemic treaty or revisions of the International Health Regulations (IHR).
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alicia ely yamin bioethics health law policy international regulation