Pandemic Response and the Cost of Lockdowns
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Pandemic Response and the Cost of Lockdowns
Global Debates from Humanities and Social Sciences
Mendes Borges, Aleida; Nehushtan, Yossi; Murphy, Sinead; Sutoris, Peter
Taylor & Francis Ltd
11/2022
236
Mole
Inglês
9781032193892
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction: The Role of Humanities and Social Sciences at a time of Crisis Section 1: Key Covid Concepts Re-examined 1. The 'Lockdown Consensus' in the UK and the Dangers of Performative Scientism 2. Stopping the Spread of Health 3. Pandemic Response, Cultural Anthropology and 'The Myth of the Caring Society' 4. Digital Society, Algorithmic Harm, and the Pandemic Response 5. Against the Logic of Immunity: Philosophy and the Epidemic Section 2: Pandemic Policy and the Global South 6. How the World's Harshest Lockdown Unleashed a Humanitarian Crisis 7. Covid-19 in Angola: Militarization of Lockdown Language and State Policy in Angola 8. The Economic Impact of Covid-19 Lockdown Policies in Argentina 9. An Analysis of the Socio-Economic Impacts of the Lockdown Policy in Ghana 10.The Covid-19 Syndemic and Lessons (Not) Learned from Past Epidemics: One Size Doesn't Fit All Section 3: Alternative Lenses on Pandemic Response 11. The Proportionality of Lockdowns 12. Lockdowns and Intergenerational Justice 13. Lockdown Lived Experience, Illness, Power and Epistemic Injustice 14. What We Lost in Lockdown 15. Do Lockdowns Work for Women? The Gendered Impacts of the Pandemic and Policy Responses
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Introduction: The Role of Humanities and Social Sciences at a time of Crisis Section 1: Key Covid Concepts Re-examined 1. The 'Lockdown Consensus' in the UK and the Dangers of Performative Scientism 2. Stopping the Spread of Health 3. Pandemic Response, Cultural Anthropology and 'The Myth of the Caring Society' 4. Digital Society, Algorithmic Harm, and the Pandemic Response 5. Against the Logic of Immunity: Philosophy and the Epidemic Section 2: Pandemic Policy and the Global South 6. How the World's Harshest Lockdown Unleashed a Humanitarian Crisis 7. Covid-19 in Angola: Militarization of Lockdown Language and State Policy in Angola 8. The Economic Impact of Covid-19 Lockdown Policies in Argentina 9. An Analysis of the Socio-Economic Impacts of the Lockdown Policy in Ghana 10.The Covid-19 Syndemic and Lessons (Not) Learned from Past Epidemics: One Size Doesn't Fit All Section 3: Alternative Lenses on Pandemic Response 11. The Proportionality of Lockdowns 12. Lockdowns and Intergenerational Justice 13. Lockdown Lived Experience, Illness, Power and Epistemic Injustice 14. What We Lost in Lockdown 15. Do Lockdowns Work for Women? The Gendered Impacts of the Pandemic and Policy Responses
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Pandemic;Response;Cost;Lockdown;Global;Debate;Humanities;Social Sciences;Crisis;Covid;Covid-19;Corona;Performative Scientism;Consensus;Health;Cultural Anthropology;Society;Digital;Algorithm;Harm;Immunity;Epidemic;Policy;Humanitarian;Economic;Proportionality;Justice;Gender;Government;Bias;CEIC Data;UK Government's Advice;ISAG;UK's Response;CEIC;Pandemic Response;Pandemic Management;West African Ebola Outbreak;Herd Immunity;UN;Violated;UK Median;UK Government;Stem Discipline;Epistemic Injustice;Hermeneutical Injustice;Testimonial Injustice;Avoidable Death;White Cell;UK Government Strategy;SARS CoV-2;UK's Budget;Sanitary Crisis;General Healthcare Services
