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Hands Tied? The Law Governing the World Health Organization

2021-01-12

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Over recent years, many have called the WHO responsible for a number of failures in global health governance, in particular those concerning late or insufficient response to the spread of infectious diseases such as swine flu, Ebola or Covid-19. The present contribution therefore examines some of the main features of the law governing the WHO, in order to establish the scope of the organisation’s powers to act and...

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3e099ea7-abad-568e-aec3-a47513db97eb
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10.2139/ssrn.3764086
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