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NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL
LAW AND POLITICS
VOL. 55 Fall 2022 No. 1
THE FUTURE OF PANDEMIC VACCINE ACCESSt
SAM HALABI*, SHARONANN LYNCH**, AND
JULIETTE MCHARDY***
Now over two years since the pandemic began, new COVID-19 cases
are plateauing or declining and deaths rates are following. The gradual
spread of vaccine access to low- and middle-income countries, couiled with
the emergence of the comparatively mild omicron variant of SARS-CoV-2,
has raised hopes that the COVID-19 piublic health emergency may now be
moving to a post-pandemic period. While this comes as welcome news,
t This article was made possible with the support of the Global Health
Security Network and was first published as SAM HALM, SHARONANN LYNCH
& JULIETTE MCHARDY, INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND COVID-19 VACCINES
(Global Health Security Network Policy Report No. 2, Nov. 2021), https://
www.ghsn.org/resources/Documents/GHSN% 20
Policy%20Report%202.pdf. For a related work by the same author, see also
Sam Halabi, Executive Authority Under the U.S. Constitution to Enter a Pandemic
Treaty or Other International Agreement, 63 Harv. J. Int'l L. Online, https://
harvardilj.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/ 15/Halabi_Executive-Authority-
for-a-Pandemic-Treaty_202204_PDF.pdf [https://perma.cc/28KY-73EV].
The authors thank participants in the O'Neill Institute for National and
Global Health Law Summer Workshop Series as well as participants at the
American Society of Law, Medicine, and Ethics Health Law Professors'
Conference.
* Professor, Georgetown School of Health; Senior Scholar and Co-
Director, Center for Transformational Health Law, O'Neill Institute for
National and Global Health Law, Georgetown University. J.D. Harvard,
MPhil Oxford (St. Antony's College), B.S. Kansas State University.
** Senior scholar, O'Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law,
Georgetown University
*** Fellow, O'Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law,
Georgetown University. LLM Georgetown University, BA/LLB University of
Auckland, New Zealand. The authors thank Rachel Danner for excellent
research assistance.
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