Government and the pandemic: structures and response
With the COVID-19 outbreak, humanity had to adapt to a new era. New laws, rules and measures have been adopted for a fast and...
With the COVID-19 outbreak, humanity had to adapt to a new era. New laws, rules and measures have been adopted for a fast and...
When the first Corona cases occurred on the 25th of February 2020, alarm bells rang in the republic of Austria – and the government...
Information seeking patterns may help to explain higher death tolls in COVID-19 in immigration dense areas in Sweden. Information gaps widens with language problems...
Pandemics are nothing new, as Viktoria Adler and Diotima Bertel reminded us in this article. False and misleading information didn’t wait for the 21st...
From the history of pandemics, we inherit important lessons for today's society struggling to cope with COVID-19. First, it confirms that global pandemics can...
The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic stopped the world in its tracks. In May 2020, as Europe was coming out of the initial shock...
The realisation that a year has passed since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic in Europe prompted many to think about the shortcomings of...
The distribution of COVID-19 vaccines across the globe is far from fair. High-income countries currently hold a confirmed 4.6 billion doses of vaccines, compared...
The first known case of COVID-19 in Romania was confirmed in Gorj County, on February 26, 2020. On March 12, the Romanian Ombudsman asked...
According to the UNESCO Institute for Statistics, less than 30% of the world’s researchers are women. Gender matters in research, however, both in terms...