Issue No. 3, September - December 2016

Another major issue at the center of the not arise at the moment of crisis, has been concerns around COIs is the authorities' heavy described as a result of an overly close financial reliability on the pharmaceutical relationship between the WHO and the industry. [...] This is described in the report on a corporations including Coca-Cola Co and Pfizer joint investigation by the BMJ and the Bureau Inc., is the world’s top source of financing and of Investigative Journalism (Cohen & Carter, leadership in the fight against deadly disease. [...] taxonomy was deductively divided into main In the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries categories and developed and populated as a the science of bacteriology widened the scope table cross-categorising the problems. [...] In 1972 the associative organisation, as many of the Convention on the Prohibition of the problems could not be categorised Development, Production and Stockpiling of hierarchically. [...] problems under the categories “international” and “national”, as well as the following main When dealing with intentionally caused problem areas; tension between secrecy and outbreaks, governments need to balance the transparency, freedom of research and trade-off between secrecy and transparency security, citizen involvement and experts’ when addressing the public.