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What are Pacific Small Island Developing States’ Obligations toward Women’s Human Right to Health in the Context of Climate Change?

Wyss, Juliette DesiréeUniversity of Essex2019

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An Ethical Framework for Organizational Resource Allocation for Patient Services in Health Care

Dick, Natalie2019

<p>Unanswered questions on how to allocate scarce resources in health care settings are often left to either bedside decision-making or, at best, the organizational policy level. Yet, there is little attention and no consensus on how organizational policy should address resource allocation in …

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Health and justice: the capability to be healthy.

Venkatapuram, SridharUniversity of Cambridge2009

… argument for a moral entitlement to a capability to be healthy. Motivated by the goal to make a human right to health intelligible and justifiable, the thesis extends the capability approach, advocated by Amartya Sen and Martha Nussbaum, to the theory and practice of the human …

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Preserving patent policy space and securing access to medicines in developing countries: the role of states and pharmaceutical corporations

Oke, Emmanuel KolawoleUniversity College Cork2015

This thesis examines the tension between patent rights and the right to health and it recognizes patent rights on pharmaceutical products as one of the factors responsible for the problem of lack of access to affordable medicines in developing countries. The thesis contends that, in order to …

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PHARMACEUTICAL PATENTS AND ACCESS TO MEDICINES IN GLOBAL PANDEMICS. MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE OR MUTUALLY REINFORCING? A POST COVID-19 INQUIRY INTO THE TRIPS AGREEMENT AND HUMAN RIGHTS.

NATALI, JACOPOUniversità degli Studi di Milano2026

La pandemia di COVID-19 ha colpito il mondo nel 2020, causando una crisi sanitaria ed economica senza precedenti. Le profonde disuguaglianze che hanno caratterizzato la distribuzione dei vaccini tra gli Stati hanno riacceso dibattiti mai sopiti sul ruolo e sugli effetti che la protezione …

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