Viral Neoliberalism: The Road to Herd Immunity Still A Rocky One.

IF 3.4 4区 医学 Q1 HEALTH CARE SCIENCES & SERVICES
Jens Holst
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Abstract

The objective of this article is to assess the dominant global economic system and the resulting power relations from the perspective of the strategies used worldwide against the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic. The predominantly biomedical approach has not sufficiently taken into account the actual dimension of COVID-19 as a syndemic. While the much longer-term pandemic caused by the neoliberalism virus has not been systematically considered by public and global health scholars in the context of COVID-19, it exhibits essential characteristics of an infectious pathogen, and the symptoms can be described and detected according to biomedical criteria. Even more, the severity of leading symptoms of neoliberalism such as growing inequities calls for immunization campaigns and ultimately herd immunity from viral neoliberalism. However, achieving worldwide immunity would require an anti-neoliberal vaccine, which is extremely challenging to develop vis-à-vis the power relations in global health.

病毒式新自由主义:通向群体免疫的道路依然坎坷。
本文旨在从世界范围内应对 SARS-CoV-2 大流行所采用的策略的角度来评估占主导地位的全球经济体系以及由此产生的权力关系。以生物医学为主的方法没有充分考虑到 COVID-19 作为一种综合症的实际层面。虽然公共卫生和全球卫生学者没有系统地将新自由主义病毒引起的更长期的大流行与 COVID-19 联系起来考虑,但它具有传染病病原体的基本特征,其症状可以根据生物医学标准进行描述和检测。此外,新自由主义的主要症状(如日益加剧的不平等)的严重性也要求开展免疫运动,最终实现对病毒性新自由主义的群体免疫。然而,实现全球免疫需要反新自由主义疫苗,而鉴于全球卫生领域的权力关系,开发这种疫苗极具挑战性。
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4.50
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2.90%
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41
审稿时长
>12 weeks
期刊介绍: The International Journal of Health Services is a peer-reviewed journal that contains articles on health and social policy, political economy and sociology, history and philosophy, ethics and law in the areas of health and well-being. This journal is a member of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE).
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