Titlebook: Comparative Studies on Pandemic Control Policies and the Resilience of Society; Simon X. B. Zhao,Kam Tong Chan,Bo Yan Book 2023 The Editor

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Measurement, Unitarity, and Lawsinland China, Hong Kong SAR of China, Japan, Singapore, the United Kingdom, and Denmark. Apart from the legitimacy perspective as core underpinning ideas, this chapter will also examine how institutional theory interplays with the government’s policymaking. After reviewing the government policies of

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Verificationism and Theories of Space-Timetions of the two most prominent pandemic control approaches, namely, zero COVID strategy and “live with COVID,” and compare their effectiveness. China, with its ability of mass testing, social mobilization, and big data tracing, proved the effectiveness of zero COVID strategy in suppressing the viru

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Measurement, Unitarity, and Laws this chapter would demonstrate that economic costs are also determinants in individual countries’ selected approaches to pandemic. When the economic cost factors are taken into measuring the effectiveness of pandemic control policies, people will get a holistic assessment of major pandemic control

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Reflections on a Relational Theory of Space G2 to analyse the global leadership and the pandemic’s impacts. Then, the chapter examines differences between the G2 and the G20 and the roles of the G2 in global leadership. It also focuses on the complex behaviours the G2 countries have done since it falls into conflict with the concept of the “

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Kant’s Formulation of the Laws of Motione with COVID” strategy from the perspective of the state theory. By analysing different types of states from the state theory perspective, this chapter associates the selection of a certain pandemic control policy with a state theory. Specifically, the chapter would use the examples of China and the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-2650-5ble realisation of world risk society with COVID-19 pandemic. The COVID-19 pandemic is the first truly global illness and risk that expresses the profound level of globalisation our world has already attained. As a global epidemic risk, the pandemic compels us to confront the reality of our interdep