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978-3-031-73456-4The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerl

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Palgrave Studies in Economic Historyonsequences, such as stigma. COVID-19 was a globalization pandemic that security experts warned about as early as 2004. It derailed the global economy and gave great importance to borders, national identity, citizenship, and vaccination status. The chapter introduces and highlights the main challeng

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Derek Byerlee,P. K. Viswanathanarising from COVID-19 protocols. This term is significant as it denotes a stigma that was not associated just with race or with behavior, but instead, it was positioned against groups who were seen to be “out of place.” This included persons from abroad and even health workers themselves. The chapte

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-66020-2c that led to the stigma of people who appear to be of Asian descent in Nova Scotia, New Zealand, and Australia. It also discusses the stigma and surveillance experienced by Māori people in New Zealand. Public health organizations prepared to counter this first wave of stigma with public awareness a

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The Human Resource as a Factor of Supply,e, stigma turned quickly to those “from away.” In the case of Australia and New Zealand, it included nationals who could be abroad and attempt to come home. Emphasis on strict quarantine measures assumed that the only way to contract the virus would be by breaking quarantine measures rather than see

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SpringerBriefs in Environmental Sciencegma could extend. These were the health workers and essential workers who experienced direct stigma or self-stigma. They felt a deep sense of isolation from the communities and families to whom they relied for emotional support. Now, they were becoming pariahs—seen, through “.,” as the easiest vecto

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Hernán Eduardo Laurentin Táribative against the variants. Other political reasons are also at play with this policy approach, but at the heart of it is the use of pressure and stigma to enforce discipline in health policy in the country. The chapter looks at how far China took the Zero-COVID approach to overlook most, if not all,

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