疫苗政策失败：解释泰国在第三波疫情中未能成功遏制新冠肺炎

IF 0.6 3区社会学 Q2 LAW

Asian Journal of Law and Society Pub Date : 2022-08-24 DOI:10.1017/als.2022.17

Piya Pangsapa

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摘要2020年1月，泰国成为中国以外第一个报告冠状病毒感染的国家。2020年7月，泰国是有效应对新冠肺炎的排名第一的国家（在184个国家中）。2020年12月，该国遭遇第二波疫情，政府再次控制住了新的疫情。然而，2021年3月下旬，第三波疫情爆发，截至2021年4月1日，泰国在20211年的第三波中新增2022117例病例，死亡人数。这一次，泰国政府不仅无法控制病毒，而且未能为其7000万人口采购、分配和分发新冠肺炎疫苗。这篇文章将探讨政府在第三波疫情中对疫情的管理不善，以及政府如何应对当前的危机。

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Vaccine Policy Failure: Explaining Thailand’s Unsuccessful Containment of COVID-19 in the Third Wave

Abstract In January 2020, Thailand became the first country outside of China to report a coronavirus infection. In July 2020, Thailand was the number one ranked country (out of 184 countries) for its effective handling of COVID-19. In December 2020, the country was hit by a second wave and the government was once again able to contain the new outbreak. In late March 2021, however, a third wave broke out and as of 1 April 2021, Thailand had seen 2,022,117 new cases and a death toll during the third wave of 20,211. The Thai government has not only been unable to contain the virus this time around, but has also failed in its procurement, allocation, and distribution of COVID-19 vaccines for its 70 million people. This article will look at the government’s mismanagement of the pandemic in the third wave and how the government is dealing with the current crisis.

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期刊介绍： The Asian Journal of Law and Society (AJLS) adds an increasingly important Asian perspective to global law and society scholarship. This independent, peer-reviewed publication encourages empirical and multi-disciplinary research and welcomes articles on law and its relationship with society in Asia, articles bringing an Asian perspective to socio-legal issues of global concern, and articles using Asia as a starting point for a comparative exploration of law and society topics. Its coverage of Asia is broad and stretches from East Asia, South Asia and South East Asia to Central Asia. A unique combination of a base in Asia and an international editorial team creates a forum for Asian and Western scholars to exchange ideas of interest to Asian scholars and professionals, those working in or on Asia, as well as all working on law and society issues globally.