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Beyond dependency: Ethical health sovereignty and global justice after the pandemic treaty.
The inequities observed during the COVID-19 pandemic were not an accident. They reflect deeper patterns of injustice already embedded in rules, financing models and power arrangements in global health governance. This paper argues that the paradigm of ethical health sovereignty offers a moral counte
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