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Vaccine Hesitancy In The Nordic Countries Trust And Distrust During The Covid19 Pandemic Edited By Lars Borin Miamarie Hammarlin Dimitrios Kokkinakis Fredrik Miegel

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Vaccine Hesitancy In The Nordic Countries Trust And Distrust During The Covid19 Pandemic Edited By Lars Borin Miamarie Hammarlin Dimitrios Kokkinakis Fredrik Miegel

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Vaccine Hesitancy In The Nordic Countries Trust And Distrust During The Covid19 Pandemic Edited By Lars Borin Miamarie Hammarlin Dimitrios Kokkinakis Fredrik Miegel instant download after payment.

Publisher: Routledge

File Extension: PDF

File size: 5.23 MB

Pages: 263

Author: Edited by Lars Borin & Mia-Marie Hammarlin & Dimitrios Kokkinakis & Fredrik Miegel

ISBN: 9781003305859, 1003305857

Language: English

Year: 2024

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Vaccine Hesitancy In The Nordic Countries Trust And Distrust During The Covid19 Pandemic Edited By Lars Borin Miamarie Hammarlin Dimitrios Kokkinakis Fredrik Miegel by Edited By Lars Borin & Mia-marie Hammarlin & Dimitrios Kokkinakis & Fredrik Miegel 9781003305859, 1003305857 instant download after payment.

Bringing together studies from across the Nordic region, this book examines vaccine hesitancy in Scandinavia, investigating the cross-border debates surrounding the COVID-19 vaccines and their presumed side effects through the lens of trust, whether in governments, science, expertise, healthcare systems, journalists or fellow citizens.