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Celem artykułu jest ocena funkcjonowania Komitetów ds. Przeglądu Międzynarodowych Przepisów Zdrowotnych (IHR) Światowej Organizacji Zdrowia. Podejmuje próbę analizy sposobu, w jaki działają takie komitety oraz znalezienia odpowiedzi na pytania, czy właściwie wykonują one swoje funkcje i czy możliwe byłoby usprawnienie ich działania. W kolejnych rozdziałach omówione zostają zasady działania, status prawny i uprawnienia tych komitetów, a także ich dotychczasowa działalność i jej efekty (tj. raporty). We wnioskach autor stara się odpowiedzieć na pytanie o skuteczność Komitetów ds. Przeglądu IHR i sugeruje, co można byłoby zmienić.

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Międzynarodowe Przepisy Zdrowotne, Światowa Organizacja Zdrowia, międzynarodowe prawo zdrowia, ochrona zdrowia publicznego, zagrożenie zdrowia publicznego o zasięgu międzynarodowym, pandemia, COVID-19 International Health Regulations, World Health Organization, international health law, public health, public health emergency of international concern, pandemic, COVID-19

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