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The Ethics and Epistemology of Vaccine Hesitancy

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Contents | Acknowledgements (ix) | List of contributors (x) | Introduction - TOM SORELL AND SVEN BERNECKER (1) PART I - Epistemology (13): 1. The puzzle of the vaccine-willing - STEPHEN JOHN (15) | 2. Vaccination and Russian roulette - SVEN BERNECKER (35) | 3. Vaccine hesitancy and legitimate epistemic exclusion - KLEMENS KAPPEL (54) | 4. A trustworthy immunization policy in times of vaccine misinformation - MARCEL VERWEIJ (75) PART II - Ethics and politics (89): 5. When faith and biomedicine collide: an ethical analysis of resistance to public health interventions during infectious disease outbreaks in sub-Saharan Africa - NANCY S. JECKER, ROSE MARY AMENGA-ETEGO, CAESAR A. ATUIRE (91) | 6. Addressing vaccine hesitancy in disadvantaged communities: authority, knowledge, and trust - NICOLE HASSOUN (114) | 7. The reasonableness of COVID-19 vaccine booster hesitancy - JOSHUA KELSALL (138) | 8. The liberal normal vs. urgency in COVID response - TOM SORELL (154) | 9. Pediatric vaccine coercion and democratic legitimacy - MARK CHRISTOPHER NAVIN (174) Index (196)

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174.2 SVE t

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New York : Taylor & Francis., 2026

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viii, 216 hlm. : 25 x 14,8 cm

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English

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978-1-003-63506-2

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174.2

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Medical ethics
Social medicine
Public health--Moral and ethical aspects

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