@ARTICLE{Marcinkowski2025:i9071,
	author="{Marcinkowski, Tomasz}",
	title="{Health Security in the EU During the Implementation of the Vaccination Strategy in the Covid-19 Pandemic}",
	year="2025",
	type="artykuł naukowy",
	language="en",
	journal="{Studia Administracji i Bezpieczeństwa}",
	issn="2543-6961",
	volume="19",
	number="19",
	pages="333--344",
	doi="10.5604/01.3001.0055.6416",
	url="https://studia.administracji.i.bezpieczenstwa.ajp.edu.pl/article/556416/pl",
	keywords="EU health policy; Covid-19 pandemic; vaccination; health security; disinformation; public trust",
	abstract="{The Covid-19 pandemic constituted an unprecedented challenge to public health, politics, and society in the European Union. This article examines the Union’s actions aimed at strengthening health security through the implementation of mass vaccination. Key measures included the provision of high-quality, effective, and safe vaccines; support for research and production;
the adjustment of legal frameworks and regulatory procedures; and transparent, proactive communication designed to counter disinformation. The European Medicines Agency played a central role through rolling reviews, conditional marketing authorizations, and post-market surveillance. The analysis conducted in this article indicates that the EU’s vaccination strategy reinforced citizens’ sense of health security, while simultaneously revealing the pre-existing limitations of supranational competences in this domain}",
}