Titlebook: Covid-19 and the Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty ; Studies of Social Ph Patrick R. Brown,Jens O. Zinn Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applica

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COVID-19 and the Environmental Crises: Knowledge, Social Order and Transformative Changes been to ‘return to normal’ through a series of technical fixes—lockdowns, social measures, vaccines—these options are insufficient for the threats posed by environmental breakdown. In both cases, however, there has been a tendency among experts and policymakers to focus on the symptoms of the cris

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The Ethics of Risk Research in the Time of COVID-19: Ethnography at a Distance in Privileging the We ‘ethnography at a distance’ which we develop in the chapter. We build on our deep knowledge of the several sites participating in 6-year study ‘Networks for change and well-being’, which were in lockdown at the time of writing. Building on the ubiquitous belief in a ‘silver lining’ of COVID-19, we

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COVID-19 Risks: Dynamics of Culture and Inequality Across Six Continents,icular attention to the work of Mary Douglas whose work is not so commonly drawn upon in studies of risk and inequality. We argue, however, that various Douglasian themes, not least those pertaining to relations between centre and periphery, are very pertinent to analysing the kinds of pandemic-rela

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True to Type? How Governance Traditions Shaped Responses to Covid-19 in China, Germany, UK, and USA four countries responded to Covid-19 through August 2020, which broadly covers the period of onset and initial lockdown, the introduction of complementary economic welfare packages, and the first relaxation of lockdown rules. These four purposefully chosen polities encompass four of the world’s lar