Ethical Obligations of Global Justice in the Midst of Global Pandemics: Radical redistribution and extensive reforms of global order
This paper considers the obligation higher income countries have to lower and middle income countries during a global pandemic. Further considers which reforms are needed to the global supply-chain of medical resources. The short-comings in distribution and medical infrastructure have exacerbated th...
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De Ethica
Year: 2023, Volume: 7, Issue: 2, Pages: 44-62 |
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COVID-19 pandemic
B John Rawls B Rectificatory Justice B Global Justice B Health-care distribution B Thomas Pogge |
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