I was on a research sabbatical in Pakistan during January–February and April–June 2020, which was a period that saw the significant spread of coronavirus in the country. Originally planning to do my ethnographic fieldwork on village governance in
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Intimacy with God and Coronavirus in Pakistan
Nadeem Malik
Coronavirus, Democracy and the Challenges of Engaging a Planetary Order
Milja Kurki
There is much speculation, rightly, about the future of liberal democracies, and democracy as such, in the context of the emergence of the coronavirus challenge. Are liberal democracies able to take effective action in the face of such a crisis
In Democratic Theory
- Published (Print):
- 01 Dec 2020
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- Article Commentary
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- 172–179 (8 total)
The Coronavirus as Nature-Culture
Talking about Agency
Annette Schnabel and Bettina Ülpenich
order. Method and Material Our analysis uses the podcast series Coronavirus-Update by NDR Info of the leading German virologists Christian Drosten 11 and Sandra Ciesek, 12 interviewed by science journalists Korinna Hennig and Anja Martini
In Nature and Culture
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- 01 Jun 2022
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- Research Article
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- 119–143 (25 total)
Pandemic Drones
Promises and Perils
Julia M. Hildebrand and Stephanie Sodero
local signs and symbols. The Philadelphia show even included a drone formation of an angry coronavirus emoji. The drone is thus a medium for celebrating virus-related responses as well as for communicating and visually representing the virus itself
Coronavirus
Lessons from Xinjiang
James McMurray
In Social Anthropology/Anthropologie sociale
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- 01 May 2020
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- Research Article
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- 320–322 (2 total)
Coronavirus with “Nobody in Charge”
An open reflection on leadership, solidarity, and contemporary regional integration
Harlan Koff and Carmen Maganda
during the present coronavirus pandemic. Unfortunately, this crisis has forced most nation-states to close their borders as a necessary public health measure. Travel restrictions are regrettable but comprehensible. What is less acceptable in our opinion
Protesting in Pandemic Times
COVID-19, Public Health, and Black Lives Matter
Binoy Kampmark
On December 31, 2019, a pathogen outbreak was noted in Wuhan, Hubei Province. It was quickly given the name SARS-CoV-2, a severe acute respiratory syndrome within the coronavirus family ( Lescure et al. 2020 ). On January 24, 2020, the first
Centralized or Decentralized
Which Governance Systems are Having a “Good” Pandemic?
Jennifer Gaskell and Gerry Stoker
central capacity in terms of the ability to implement rapid, decisive action. In the UK, for example, measures designed to mitigate the spread and impacts of the coronavirus were centrally issued on March 3, 2020 when the government unveiled its plan to
In Democratic Theory
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- 01 Dec 2020
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- Article Commentary
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- 33–40 (8 total)
Rethinking Democratic Theories of Justice in the Economy after COVID-19
Louise Haagh
.prospectmagazine.co.uk/magazine/germany-covid-19-masterclass-testing-tracing-uk Cockburn , H. 2020 . “ Coronavirus: Matt Hancock admits he couldn't live on statutory sick pay ,” The Independent , March 22 . www.independent.co.uk/news/health/coronavirus
In Democratic Theory
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- 01 Dec 2020
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- Article Commentary
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- 110–123 (14 total)
Open Borders and the COVID-19 Pandemic
David Owen
to address the coronavirus. Currently, The Lancet reports, “extraordinary steps are now having to be taken to mitigate the unintended effects of the travel restrictions” ( Devi 2020 ). Many of those individuals whose situations do not fit neatly
In Democratic Theory
- Published (Print):
- 01 Dec 2020
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- Article Commentary
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- 152–159 (8 total)