What does it mean to „securitize“ infectious diseases?
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Davies, Sara
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Reinhard Meier-Walser and Alexander Wolf
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2011
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This paper seeks to explain how the selective securitization of infectious disease arose, and to analyze the policy successes from this move. It is argued that despite some success, such as the revised International Health Regulations (IHR) in 2005, there remain serious deficiencies in the political outputs from the securitization of infectious disease.
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Neue Dimensionen Internationaler Sicherheitspolitik
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93
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93
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International Relations