Projekt

How does the particular regime under which the future COVID-19 vaccine will be ready for allocation affect citizens' preferences for who should get the vaccine first? The project aims to design a paired-conjoint experiment and a behavioral measure of global solidarity within a framing experiment involving 15,000 citizens across 8 countries spanning the globe. The results will inform policy-makers on the ethical preferences of citizens and the sensitivity of these preferences to different international allocation regimes. This information can facilitate policy decisions on how to design an international vaccine allocation regime that is consistent with citizens' ethical preferences and fosters solidarity beyond national identities.

• Prof. Dr. Markus Tepe

  Universität Oldenburg
  Fakultät I - Bildungs- und Sozialwissenschaften
  Institut für Sozialwissenschaften
  Professur Politisches System Deutschlands
  Oldenburg
  

• Prof. Dr. Pieter Vanhuysse

  University of Southern Denmark
  Danish Centre for Welfare Studies
  Department of Political Science
  and Public Management
  Odense
  Dänemark
  

• Dr. Raanan Sulitzeanu-Kenan, D. Phil

  The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
  Social Science Faculty
  Federmann School of Public Policy
  Political Science
  Jerusalem
  Israel