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    It is not the case that Global health disparities arise from failed state institutions, not from transnational cooperative schemes that could ground robust duties of justice.

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    • 1.Failed institutions often result from colonial legacies and structural inequality, not mere incompetence; blaming states ignores transnational causal responsibility.
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    • 2.Global health challenges (pandemics, antimicrobial resistance) transcend borders; no state can solve these alone, making cooperative duties necessary and justified.
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    • 3.Even well-intentioned states lack resources for health equity; transnational schemes (WHO, medical research funding) demonstrably improve outcomes where domestic capacity is insufficient.
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    • 1.Institutional capacity directly determines health outcomes; weak governance prevents vaccine distribution, sanitation, and medical infrastructure regardless of external aid.
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    • 2.States bear primary responsibility for citizen welfare; outsourcing justice duties to transnational schemes erodes accountability and local democratic control over health policy.
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    • 3.Transnational schemes lack enforcement mechanisms and create dependency; strengthening domestic institutions builds sustainable, self-directed health systems.
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