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Abstract

This collection highlights the critical role of social justice, equity, and solidarity in global pandemic preparedness and vaccine distribution. It examines disparities exacerbated by nationalism and market forces, advocating for a new global framework for equitable access. Ethical principles, robust governance, and transparent allocation are vital. The texts emphasize addressing structural barriers in vaccine production and distribution, ensuring fair access for vulnerable populations, and moving beyond ”vaccine nationalism.” Collective health security depends on international cooperation, innovative financing, and integrated equity frameworks in biodefense planning.