Agrarian South

  • Agrarian South: Journal of Political Economy
    • Aims & Scope
    • Editorial Team
    • Special Issues
    • Special Sections
    • Samir Amin Prize
  • ASN Research Bulletin
  • Book Series
    • South-South Books
    • Short Books
  • Learning Activities & Resources
    • Dialogue Series
    • Digital Library
    • Sam Moyo Memorial Lectures
    • SMAIAS-ASN Summer School
    • Study Group
    • Training Institute
  • Home
  • About Us
    • Our Background
    • Our Objectives
    • Coordinating Committee
    • Network Partners
  • Gallery
    • Audios
    • Pictures
    • Videos
  • Contact Us
OUR BLOG
  • Home
  • Our Blog
  • Our Blog
  • ASN February-March 2021 Research Bulletin on “Vaccines: global dimensions & local manifestations”

ASN February-March 2021 Research Bulletin on “Vaccines: global dimensions & local manifestations”

ASN February-March 2021 Research Bulletin on “Vaccines: global dimensions & local manifestations”

by admin / Tuesday, 06 April 2021 / Published in Our Blog

Editorial:

Theme: Vaccines: global dimensions and local manifestations This issue addresses the latest debates on Covid-19 by bringing together three important contributions that situate vaccine scarcity and access in a longer structural history of medical monopoly and corporate greed. The unequal global distribution of vaccines brings to sharp focus the situation of low- and middle-income countries who now find themselves in a hopeless scramble against the world’s biggest economies that are, in keeping with their historical trajectories of development, once again engaged in a scientific race of discovery, patenting, and hoarding of vaccines, reflecting both power and geostrategic positioning at the expense of poorer countries. For more click the following link:http://www.agrariansouth.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/ASN_RB_Feb-Mar_2021.pdf

About admin

What you can read next

Women and Naked Protests in Uganda: Breathing new life into feminist discourse that women do not own land
CONSEA’s extinction is a set back for the Human Right to Adequate Food
COVID-19 and food insecurity: what is the role of international cooperation?

Recent Posts

  • Open Letter to the President, by Dr. Issa Shivji

    Open Letter to Her Excellency President Samia S...
  • ASN Study Group 2022: 5th session

    Topic: Monopoly, imperialist rent and permanent...
  • Is Marxist Method Political Economy?, by Issa Shivji

    Professor Issa Shivji’s paper “Is M...
  • Interpret the World Correctly in Advance of Changing it, by Max Ajl

    Professor Max Ajl’s paper “Interpre...
  • Research Webinar Series: Zimbabwe’s Command Agriculture

    RESEARCH WEBINAR SERIES: “Zimbabwe’...

Categories

  • ASN Study Group
  • News
  • Our Blog
  • Uncategorized

QUICK LINKS

  • Our Objectives
  • Our Background
  • Coordinating Committee
  • Training Institute
  • SMAIAS-ASN Summer School

RELATED LINKS

  • TWF
  • WFA
  • CODESRIA
  • CLACSO
  • IDEAS

CONTACT US

19 Bodle Avenue
Eastlea
Harare, Zimbabwe

© 2020. All rights reserved.

TOP