Das Weltsystem der Impfstoffnutzung
Globale Ungleichheiten und geopolitische Konflikte in der Corona-Pandemie
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https://doi.org/10.32387/prokla.v52i206.1982Schlagworte:
COVID-19, Geopolitik, Impfstoff-UngleichheitAbstract
Der Beitrag analysiert räumliche Hierarchien und geopolitische Konfliktdynamiken bei der Bekämpfung der COVID-19-Pandemie aus der Perspektive des Weltsystemansatzes. Datensätze zeigen, dass sich das Modell aus Zentrum, Semiperipherie und Peripherie bei der Impfstoffverteilung und -produktion reproduziert. Die asymmetrische Verteilung von Ressourcen zur Bekämpfung der COVID-19-Krise übersetzt sich in hierarchisch strukturierte Impfstoffwelten, die sich zu Schauplätzen geopolitischer Konflikte um Impfstoffproduktion und -distribution entwickelt haben, auf denen insbesondere amerikanische, europäische und chinesische Herstellerfirmen um Einflusssphären und Absatzmärkte konkurrieren.
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