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ABSTRACT This essay identifies three insights about global equity and justice in light of the COVID pandemic. It discusses the need for greater recognition of the role of the global order in the distribution of harms; the lack of capacity within global institutions to reason about social and global equity and justice; and the necessity to recognize and address racism as a driver of human deprivations and death.
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