Titlebook: COVID-19 Pandemic, Crisis Responses and the Changing World; Perspectives in Huma Simon X.B. Zhao,Johnston H.C. Wong,John Corbett Book 2021

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Alessandra Giordani,Alessandro Moschittintries—culture, political system, economy and philosophy—has resulted in varied patterns of solutions, strategies, approaches and results. Ghana’s social, economic and cultural background cannot be overestimated in analyzing the COVID-19 situation in the country. This paper seeks to give a concise c

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Biswanath Barik,Erwin Marsi,Pinar Öztürkeatly facilitated the communication between different parties. This chapter gives an overview of how diverse agents have engaged in this large-scale translation endeavor and draws attention to the importance of translation planning in crisis contexts. It not only discusses the operations of voluntee

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Biswanath Barik,Erwin Marsi,Pinar ÖztürkDuring an interview that aired on . on . on Monday, August 3rd, 2020, President Trump claimed that the numbers, despite their appearance, indicated that the US response had been relatively effective worldwide—the assertion was based on a low death rate vis-à-vis other countries and the high number of tests conducted.

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Hans Uszkoreit,Feiyu Xu,Hong LiFlaws in the structure of a system are often not evident until there is a crisis. Emergencies, such as disasters or pandemics, lay bare the weaknesses of various structures that people rely on to live a normal life, be it the medical system, politics, or journalism.

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The “Perfect Storm”: A Failed Response to the Pandemic in the United StatesDuring an interview that aired on . on . on Monday, August 3rd, 2020, President Trump claimed that the numbers, despite their appearance, indicated that the US response had been relatively effective worldwide—the assertion was based on a low death rate vis-à-vis other countries and the high number of tests conducted.

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The Role of American Journalism During a Pandemic: Uncertainty and Lessons not LearnedFlaws in the structure of a system are often not evident until there is a crisis. Emergencies, such as disasters or pandemics, lay bare the weaknesses of various structures that people rely on to live a normal life, be it the medical system, politics, or journalism.