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Viral Sovereignty And The Political Economy Of Pandemics What Explains How Countries Handle Outbreaks First Edition Sophal Ear

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Viral Sovereignty And The Political Economy Of Pandemics What Explains How Countries Handle Outbreaks First Edition Sophal Ear
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Viral Sovereignty And The Political Economy Of Pandemics What Explains How Countries Handle Outbreaks First Edition Sophal Ear instant download after payment.

Publisher: Routledge
File Extension: PDF
File size: 7.78 MB
Author: Sophal Ear
ISBN: 9781003228974, 1003228976
Language: English
Year: 2022

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Viral Sovereignty And The Political Economy Of Pandemics What Explains How Countries Handle Outbreaks First Edition Sophal Ear by Sophal Ear 9781003228974, 1003228976 instant download after payment.

Over the past few decades a number of emerging infectious diseases (EIDs)
have disrupted societies throughout the world, including HIV, Ebola, H5N1
(or avian flu), and SARS, and of course the coronavirus disease (COVID-19)
which spread worldwide to become a global pandemic. As well as EIDs,
countries and regions also contend with endemic diseases, such as malaria.
There are many factors that have contributed to the rise in, and the spread
of, EIDs and other diseases, including overpopulation, rapid urbanization,
environmental degradation, and antibiotic resistance. Political and cultural
responses to disease can greatly affect their spread. The global community

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